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The Desperate Med Student's Podcast

By: Alejandro Bautista
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  • Summary

  • Hi! My name is Alejandro Bautista, and as an IMG, I often struggle with some of the easier concepts that I must master for my boards. Thus, the need for a podcast that I can listen to repeatedly to remind me of the things I need to be reminded about, in a fun and easy way. Accompany me on this desperate journey for knowledge and medical success!
    Alejandro Bautista
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Episodes
  • 06 - Bug used toxic! It's super effective! (exotoxins)

    06 - Bug used toxic! It's super effective! (exotoxins)
    Jul 6 2022

    In this episode, we review the bugs that produce exotoxins and their effects on the body. If you want to check out complimentary material, you can visit our instagram page: @desperatemedstudentpodcast
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    18 mins
  • 05 - Med student wants to learn the move Toxic. Which move should be forgotten? (toxins overview)

    05 - Med student wants to learn the move Toxic. Which move should be forgotten? (toxins overview)
    Jul 5 2022

    In this episode, we review the general characteristics of toxins. Remember to check out our Instagram @desperatemedstudentpodcast for bonus content!
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    6 mins
  • 04 - Turns out animals are also scary (zoonosis)

    04 - Turns out animals are also scary (zoonosis)
    May 19 2022

    Welcome to the reason you will never want to hug your pets again. You can check out some additional resources in the podcast's Instagram Page, @desperatemedstudentpodcast
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    14 mins
Physical Illness & Disease Hygiene & Healthy Living
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