Does anybody have thoughts on the new 4th edition?
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Step I BRS Biochem
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Major and well needed overhaul, really a rebuilding from the ground up. Lots of clinical correlations. Lippincott is a tough act to beat, but this new BRS will give it a run for its money by being more concise, having more questions, and emphasizing clinical applications. If you like the other BRS books, you won't be disappointed.
Thanks. I just bought it. I figured my used copy of BRS Biochem with a copyright of 1994 wouldn't cut it. 🙂
Hey UCLAStudent!
I'm gonna be studying for Step I this summer in LA (near Westwood) but am currently enrolled in an out of state med school. Any suggestions on where to study in your area (can I get into a library at UCLA) and any way to hook up with med students who are interested in studying together?
I'm gonna be studying for Step I this summer in LA (near Westwood) but am currently enrolled in an out of state med school. Any suggestions on where to study in your area (can I get into a library at UCLA) and any way to hook up with med students who are interested in studying together?
What do you all think of rapid Review Biochem?
Hey pinkie 🙂
The med student floor of UCLA's Biomedical Library (where lots of people study) requires an ID card. There are a ton of libraries on the undergrad campus that might be worth checking out. About arranging a study group --- when are you taking Step I? UCLA MSIIIs start their third-year clerkships in June, so my class will be studying during the spring.
