2016医学考博作文

1.医学考博英语作文如何快速提高呢

每个准备备考医学博士的考生见到医学考博英语的作文时会觉得“这种题怎么做啊”，本来以前的像四、六级、考研都是论述性的话题给你一个观点让你发表评论，一般都是3段或者是5段式，第一段开头提出自己的观点，接下来的几个自然段从各个方便进行阐述，最后一段再次表明观点。 而现在要写个summary;

其实不难！这种作文的构造模式其实也可以用到医学考博英语的作文当中去。三段论来总结文章。具体可以听下52考博网对医学写作的课程或参考《全国医学考博英语过关宝典之写作》这本书进行学习。

2.为什么说医学考博是一种无奈的选择

本人5年医学本科，不等毕业匆匆茫茫的跟随别人一起准备考硕，浑浑噩噩也不知道是怎么考上了，3年很快过去，现在快要毕业了，也不知道应该怎么办？没有了很多同学的指点，考博还是找工作的确是一个问题。

工作由于自己的学校不是特别的好，虽然专业还不错，骨科，研究方向为脊柱外科，再国内外的学术期刊上也有一些建树，前途的确是一个问题。 没有临床工作经验是一个很大的问题，很多的好学校都需要有很长的临床工作经验，而且还需要是一定级别的医院工作多长时间以上的。

这个限制了很多人报考，是医学考博成为了一些“富人”的盛 宴，其他的穷人就只有看的份了。

找工作，很多时候需要很多的人情，需要引荐，而对于这样的穷人，也同样什么都没有。

能够找到工作就很困难，更何况找到一分比较好的工作了。无奈啊。

相比之下，考博还算是一个不错的选择，起码可以相对于找工作比较公平一点。

有人说考硕的时候是一种痛苦的煎熬，但是考上以后才发现这种煎熬不是太美丽，现在准备考博同样是一种煎熬，但是但愿考上以后，才发现这种感觉是一种另外的感觉，不仅仅是一种痛苦的回忆，考博是一种无奈的选择。

3.考博个人自述

原发布者：微力试卷

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4.【请达人指点：考博英语作文题

鎴戠畻杈句汉鍚桙br/>Earlier this year,bird flu panic was in full swing:The French feared for their foie gras,the Swiss locked their chickens indoors,and Americans enlisted prison inmates in Alaska to help spot infected wild birds.The H5N1 virus - previously confined to Southeast Asia - was striking birds in places as diverse as Germany,Egypt,and Nigeria,and a flu pandemic seemed inevitable.Then the virus went quiet.Except for a steady stream of human cases in Indonesia,the current flu epicenter,the past year's worries about a catastrophic global outbreak largely disappeared.What happened?Part of the explanation may be seasonal.Bird flu tends to be most active in the colder months,as the virus survives longer at low temperatures."Many of us are holding our breath to see what happens in the winter," said Dr.Malik Peiris,a microbiology professor at Hong Kong University."H5N1 spread very rapidly last year," Peiris said."So the question is,was that a one-off incident?"Some experts suspect poultry vaccination has,paradoxically,complicated detection.Vaccination reduces the amount of virus circulating,but low levels of the virus may still be causing outbreaks - without the obvious signs of dying birds."It's now harder to spot what's happening with the flu in animals and humans," said Dr.Angus Nicoll,influenza director at the European Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.While the pandemic has not materialized,experts say it's too early to relax."We have a visible risk in front of us," said Dr.Keiji Fukuda,coordinator of the World Health Organization's global influenza program.But although the virus could mutate into a pandemic strain,Fukuda points out that it might go the other direction instead,becoming less dangerous for humans.H5N1 has primarily stalked Asia.This year,however,it crossed the continental divide,infecting people in Turkey,Iraq,Egypt,Djibouti,and Azerbaijan.But despite the deaths of 154 people,and hundreds of millions of birds worldwide dying or being slaughtered,the virus still has not learned how to infect humans easily.Flu viruses constantly evolve,so the mere appearance of mutations is not enough to raise alarm.The key is to identify which mutations are the most worrisome."We don't really know how many changes this virus has got to make to adapt to humans,if it can at all," said Dr.Richard Webby,a bird flu expert at St.Jude Children's Research Hospital in Tennessee.The most obvious sign that a pandemic may be under way will almost certainly come from the field:a sudden spike in cases suggesting human-to-human transmission.The last pandemic struck in 1968 - when bird flu combined with a human strain and went on to kill 1 million people worldwide.In May,on Sumatra island in Indonesia,a cluster of eight cases was identified,six of whom died.The World Health Organization immediately dispatched a team to investigate.The U.N.agency was concerned enough by the reports to put pharmaceuticals company Roche Holding AG on standby in case its global antiviral stockpile,promised to WHO for any operation to quash an emerging pandemic,needed to be rushed to Indonesia.Luckily,the Sumatra cluster was confined to a single family.Though human-to-human transmission occurred - as it has in a handful of other cases - the virus did not adapt enough to become easily infectious.This highlighted many of the problems that continue to plague public health officials,namely,patchy surveillance systems and limited virus information.Even in China,where H5N1 has circulated the longest,surveillance is not ideal."Monitoring the 14 billion birds in China,especially when most of them are in back yards,is an enormous challenge," said Dr.Henk Bekedam,WHO's top official in China.Of the 21 human cases China has logged so far,20 were in areas without reported H5N1 outbreaks in birds."We need to start looking harder for where the virus is hiding," Bekedam said.To better understand the virus' activity,it would help to have more virus samples from every H5N1-affected country.But public health authorities are at the mercy of governments and academics.Scientists may hoard viruses while waiting for academic papers to be published first.And developing countries may be wary of sharing virus samples if the vaccines that might be developed from them might ultimately be unaffordable.That leaves public health officials with an incomplete viral picture."It shouldn't just be WHO as a lonely voice in the desert,calling for more viruses (to be shared)," said Dr.Jeff Gilbert,a bird flu expert with the Food and Agriculture Organization in Vietnam.All 。