Hello everyone, i am sorry if this is the wrong section to ask but is there anyone who know where i could find medical audiobooks ?

nice if it's for free but can pay for it. I have googled for a while now and all the ones i find are old. Text books are fine to thank you in advance.

 

CF.

 

PS: if i can get good medical websites as well that would be great (point me to the right direction)

Edited May 6, 200916 yr by codefreek

You can get a great number of terrific podcasts on medical topics. Go to the podcast section in iTunes, and search for whatever interests you. Many of the major science journals have their own weekly (or less than weekly) podcasts:

• Science
  
• Nature (see also Nature's ChemPod and NeuroPod)
  
• Nature Neurology (NeuroPod)
  
• The Lancet
  
• Microbiology Bytes
  
• The Brain Science Podcast
  
• Scientific American
  
• All in the Mind (Radio National Australia)
  

In addition, many universities now post lectures (and some -- entire classes):

• Yale
  
• Johns Hopkins
  
• Harvard
  
• Stanford
  
• St. Scholastica (in iTunes: check out Dr. C's lectures on physiology)
  

 

And then there's these -- (not always medicine, but always interesting):

• New York Academy of Sciences (Science & the City)
  
• Big Ideas
  
• The Commonwealth Club
  
• RadioLab
  

 

I'm sure I must have forgotton a few...

Thank you so much

Happy to help

Concerning free online lectures... if you want to access them all in one place, go to http://www.academicearth.org - recently launched site, it has all of those lectures up, ranging from history and economics to anatomy and biology

Here's a few more podcasts (I knew I'd forgotten some...):

• Cell
  
• Futures in Biotech
  
• Hmmmm... Krulwich on Science
  
• Science Friday
  
• Whitehead Institute
  

 

Enjoy!

Nice, helps allot. PS: on a side note, know any good like medical terms, lexicon site's

 

like fast lookup on what a bleeding nose etc can be bad example but yeah you get my point. *(i hope)*

 

Thanks!

http://www.merck.com/mmhe/index.html is basically a medical guide.

Thank you sir.