Ali Abdaal
Ali Abdaal
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Study with me + The Magic of Categorisation - Cambridge University medical student VLOG #38

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June 12, 2018

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This video happens the day before our final medical school OSCE exams. We do some more group study, and I talk about some tips surrounding categorisation and mnemonics. Enjoy xx

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