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These are concise, high-quality summary notes for Responding to Symptoms – Male Health Conditions, created during my first year of the MPharm degree. They cover Prostate Cancer, Erectile Dysfunction, Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), and Male Pattern Baldness, with each condition structured into: Background & Causes Common Symptoms Red Flags & Referral Criteria Treatment Options (Pharmacological & OTC) Lifestyle & Self-Care Advice Ideal for exam revision and understanding key clin...

First Year Pharmacy – Responding to Symptoms: Gastrointestinal Summary Notes These are high-quality summary notes for Responding to Symptoms – Gastrointestinal Conditions, made during my first year of the MPharm degree. They cover Constipation, Diarrhoea, IBS, Haemorrhoids, and Nausea & Vomiting, with each condition broken down into easy-to-follow sections: Background & Causes Common Symptoms Key Questions to Ask in OSCEs Red Flags & Referral Criteria Treatment Options (Pharmaco...

UCL CELL0010 EXAM PAPER

I achieved a 96% in that class by using these revision notes. All chapters are included even the ones that were not assessed on the exam in the most concise and precise way possible, with colour coding and clean look per chapter.

The primary aim of this project is to develop a financial management application tailored to the requirements of small businesses and the younger generation, with the goal of simplifying the process of tax and bill management. FiscalFriend (FF), our proposed app, serves as a comprehensive platform that not only allows users to track and manage their taxes and utility bills in real-time but also to execute in-app transactions related to these bills. Guided by Agile team principles, the project...

Covering the whole syllabus and lectures using the book haggarty of fundamentals of mathematical analysis in the most concise way possible for exam revision for an analysis 1 course or mathematical analysis course university year 1 or year 2

The main theoretical approaches in environmental, ecological and resource economics; Examples, through case studies, of how these approaches have been used in practice; How students can put these approaches into practice themselves

Economic theories in relation to the environment and natural resources, help with comprehensive understanding of the role of the environment and resources in the economy, from an economics perspective, and to give them familiarity with the analytic tools and methods, to be built on in subsequent modules, that economists use in their investigations into environmental and natural resource issues.

Covers cases and statutes to help prepare for problem questions in trust and equity covers the entire module.

comprehensive plans covering examinable topic in trusts and equity including critical analysis examples.