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Shows how each baby, unless it has an identical twin, inherits a unique genetic constitution from its parents. Explains the division of cells, DNA, and chromosomes. Shows how the reproductive organs develop...
Combines observational material with discussion between practising professionals and demonstrates how an holistic approach to visual art therapy is effective in a department of psychological medicine in a...
In 1901 an outbreak of sleeping sickness in Uganda rapidly assumed epidemic proportions. The Royal Society in London, alerted in 1902, sent a small Commission to Entebbe to investigate the cause of the...
Dramatised consultation between a general practitioner and an intravenous drug user. Raises issues of HIV infection and the needle exchange scheme. Stresses the importance of history taking, medical...
Examines patients’ rights under the Access to Medical Reports Act with regard to reports provided by medical practitioners for employment or insurance purposes. Uses several role-playing scenes, e.g....
The ability to save the lives of extremely premature babies is one of the medical successes of our age. Even babies over three months premature and weighing less than 1000 grams can survive and flourish....
Relates how the HIV virus can be contracted. Emphasises the need for care in infection control and how other viruses are more resilient than HIV.
General statistical information on AIDS.
Shows two patients presenting at a surgery, one worried that he may have been infected with HIV and the other being given information that she is HIV positive. Stresses the need for confidentiality and...
Explores the scale risk to the individual in almost every human activity. Looks at the risks created by natural phenomena and man-made technologies including the development of new drugs, the generation of...
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