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Science in the GP Surgery
21st November 2022 @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Dr Cornelia Juengst, University of Warwick
Have you ever wondered what your doctor hears when listening to your chest?
How does a diseased heart sound different from a healthy heart? And why?
What does your doctor see when they look into your ear – and what does it mean?
How does sound get transmitted from the air around us to the auditory systems in the brain? And how can your GP assess hearing problems?
If you want to find out more about the beauty of human anatomy and physiology as it presents in the GP practice, then please join us for this interactive presentation by Cornelia Juengst, a GP of 15 years and a Senior Clinical Teaching Fellow at Warwick Medical School.
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