Desperate times often call for desperate measures, and for students with mounting education debts, that apparently means selling themselves. In the journal Student BMJ, Jodi Dixon, a medical student in her final year at the University of Birmingham in England, reports on the increasing number of undergraduate students who are turning to prostitution to make [...]
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Go to any medical educational meeting, and you’ll usually find individuals giving Powerpoint presentations that, when you boil down to it, sell the merits of a drug or device. Such presentations are usually delivered by doctors who ... Read Post
Student BMJ is celebrating it's 20th anniversary as one of the leading international peer reviewed journals written by and for medical students. Since its launch in 1992, Student BMJ continues to support medical students and has 24,... Read Post
A final year medical student at the University of Birmingham, writing for the Student BMJ, reveals that 1 in 10 students currently say they know someone who pays for university fees using prostitution. The number of medical students... Read Post