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The attitudes towards learning and study habits of Australian medical students

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By Carey Wilson, Anna Ryan, Terry Judd, Taylen Furness
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Background/Purpose Medical curricula are designed to provide students with strong foundational biomedical knowledge and the opportunity to develop and practice effective, appropriate, and safe clinical skills. However, instruction on optimal study strategies (i.e. “learning how to learn”) is often overlooked in medical programs. In this paper, we explore the attitudes towards learning and study habits of a large cohort of graduate-entry medical students in Australia.
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Factors impacting time to genetic diagnosis for children with epilepsy

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By Carey Wilson, Nephi Walton, Kelly Huynh, Megan Rimmasch
| Wiley Online Library
1 INTRODUCTION Epilepsy affects an estimated 1% of the population.1 Since 1995, when the first epilepsy-associated gene was identified,2 hundreds of additional epilepsy-associated genes have been discovered.3 Delays in the molecular (genetic) diagnosis of seizures have been associated with poor patient outcomes, including impaired development and lower Intelligence Quotient (IQ).4 Effective and timely intervention for seizures may decrease the severity of outcomes for pediatric patients,5...
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Psilocybin Reduces Grooming in the SAPAP3 Knockout Mouse Model of Compulsive Behaviour

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By James Gattuso, Carey Wilson, Anthony Hannan, Thibault Renoir
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Psilocybin is a serotonergic psychedelic compound which shows promise for treating compulsive behaviours. This is particularly pertinent as compulsive disorders require research into new pharmacological treatment options as the current frontline treatments such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, require chronic administration, have significant side effects, and leave almost half of the clinical population refractory to treatment.
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