The University of York (UOY)

includes: anatomy, symptom complexes, pathology, aetiology, treatment, oesophogeal cancers, gastric cancers, pancreatic cancers, colorectal cancers, adenocarcinoma sequence, presentation, rectal cancer, treatment and outcomes

includes: what causes cancer, dietary factors, establishing causality, issues with causality, studies, intervention and influencing behaviour

includes: bicarbonate reabsorption, proximal convoluted tubule, hormonal regulation, glucose reabsorption, potassium, osmosis,regulation of water output, influence of other hormones

includes: physiology of homeostasis, temperature measurement, receptors, voluntary action, shivering, brown fat, skin blood flow, sweating, abnormalities, pyrexia, pyro-genesis, are fevers good?

includes: terminology, important renal facts, structure of the kidney, drug absorption and elimination, effect of urine pH on clearance, renal failure and excretion of aminoglycosides, clearance and drug dosing, proximal tubule, resorption of HCO3

part 2 includes: points of intervention, EGFR, Chromosome 2, second generation ALK inhibitors, the role of the immune system, how the drugs work

part one includes: Ehrlich, the world wars and their contributions, disocvery of Cisplatin, Sydney Farber, how does chemotherapy work, clinical implications, classification of chemotherapy, DNA damaging agents, microtubule inhibitors, side effects

lecture notes including: acid-base balance, buffer systems, new bicarbonates, alterations in balance,what makes infants and the elderly more susceptible

includes: what is radiotherapy, radiation spectrum, ionising radiation, photoelectric radiation, radiotherapy mechanisms, terminology, clinical application

includes: what makes a virus different, problems with intervention, anti-virals, host immune responses, latency