You have very decent lecture series, if you kindly categorise them in playlists then it'd be beneficial for a lot of students who are not enrolled in your course :)
I agree; these are non abrasive to listen to, not dry, but not sleep material either. Categorizing would def help. I’m using these to refresh on topics while recouping from a cold in bed. Im also wondering if he’ll do updates on them too- one of the things I like most is how he will sometimes make a correlation to modern medical research/procedures. A memorable one for me was his concise explanation of how stem cells could be used in transplants. I’ve seen this topic is often, but it’s always mentioned with very few details given. Of course from 6-7 years ago to a few years from now there are likely to be significant developments in various medical topics.
You have very decent lecture series, if you kindly categorise them in playlists then it'd be beneficial for a lot of students who are not enrolled in your course :)
I agree; these are non abrasive to listen to, not dry, but not sleep material either. Categorizing would def help. I’m using these to refresh on topics while recouping from a cold in bed.
Im also wondering if he’ll do updates on them too- one of the things I like most is how he will sometimes make a correlation to modern medical research/procedures. A memorable one for me was his concise explanation of how stem cells could be used in transplants. I’ve seen this topic is often, but it’s always mentioned with very few details given. Of course from 6-7 years ago to a few years from now there are likely to be significant developments in various medical topics.