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Adult Nursing has many strengths both as a career and an undergraduate programme. Adult nurses have a unique role in enabling people to improve, maintain, or recover health, and to achieve the best possible quality of life, whatever their disease or disability. Adult Nurses are highly employable, and work in a wide variety of settings and with diverse populations and individuals. This means that the Adult Nursing programme itself is varied, using a mixture of placement and University settings to facilitate learning and develop practitioners who are able to work across care sectors, and who can adapt to changing professional roles in response to broader political, social, and economic changes. Students on the Adult Nursing pathway are prepared for the award of BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies (Adult), as well as for entry to the Nursing and Midwifery Council Register.
Adult Nursing is a three year programme which runs for 45 weeks per year, with holidays in the summer, at Christmas and at Easter.
The content is designed to meet Nursing and Midwifery Council Standards for Pre-registration Education, and is structured around four domains: 1) Professional values; 2) Communication and interpersonal skills; 3) Nursing practice and decision making; and 4) Leadership, management and team working. To achieve competency in all these, time is split equally between University based studies and clinical placements.
While in University students cover a range of subjects with fellow nursing students. For example, during the first year modules include human anatomy and physiology, Nursing theory, clinical skills and health promotion. Interprofessional learning and practice is embedded in the Nursing Department, so students also benefit from learning with and about students from other health and social care professions.
In clinical practice students work with experienced nurses and health care teams where they are exposed to a range of services that meet the needs of the adult population. These placements are in a variety of settings - in hospitals, the community which includes GP practices, nursing in the home and nursing care homes, as well as the private and voluntary sector.
To demonstrate they have met the programme requirements, students are assessed using a combination of methods which include written assignments, examinations, presentations, online activities, and compilation of a portfolio, as well as assessment in practice. The theoretical and practice assessments carry equal weighting and both contribute to the award.
Successful completion of the programme allows students to apply to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Nursing provides many career opportunities, both in the UK and overseas and on qualification, students will have developed the skills, knowledge and attitude necessary to work in any setting.
Qualified nurses work in diverse settings such as hospital wards, community nursing, hospices, specialist services, the armed forces, and the prison service. Once qualified, there are many opportunities for further professional development and specialisation - Adult Nurses are engaged in lifelong learning.
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Students are assessed throughout their three-year programme. They need to pass both the theory and the clinical practice for every module in order to pass through each progression point. The theory is assessed in a variety of ways. These include written essays, presentations, unseen exams and the development of a WIKI (online). Clinical practice is assessed by students' mentors throughout each placement. Throughout their three years, feedback on their clinical skills is also taken from the people they are caring for and their families when appropriate.
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It must have been a spectacular third birthday for Mason Disick on Dec. 14, all thanks to his mom Kourtney and his wonderful aunts Kim & Khloe, who posed together for a picture at his party at Serendipity!
One of the few times that a guy gets the attention in the Kardashian household is when it's Dec. 14, because that is when it is the super cute Mason Disick's birthday! And it looks like the family was very excited for the big day as they dined at Serendipity!
The adorable Kardashian kid turned three years old on Dec. 14. What is normal to him would be a present to others as he got to hang out with aunts Kim, Khloe & his mother Kourtney. Now that he is a big brother to Penelope Scotland Disick, he must set the bar for how a third birthday should become known for, and something tells us that he will do just fine in that department!
Mason and his parents went Gold Coast Railroad Museum in Miami to ring in his big day, and aunt Khloe tweeted a pic on Dec.14 that she was at Mason's birthday party! And for those that are eager to see all the highlights, of course cameras were on hand and filming the big day for their spinoff reality show Kourtney & Kim Take Miami –- and we for sure can't wait until it's released! The new season premieres in January, 2013 on E!
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All of the magazines I picked up today were marked 09/04.
I presume they were all made as the ban expired, but they are still marked Gov't/LE use only.
I stand corrected, 2 of the 3 mags i picked up are marked 07/04, but all 3 are marked Gov't/LE use only
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Depends on how used they are. GIs are really good at breaking things. It also depends on how you are planning on using them. For range work? Sure, why not. Personally, I think PMAGs are cheap and a quality product so its what I buy.
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The last new "GI" mags I bought were $90/10 shipped(currently OOS), and DSG has PMags for $100/10 +shipping this week. Just sayin'.
I've been looking around and have seen the 10 pack on dsgarms.com, but I'd rather just pay the $12 for pmags than the $10 for GI mags. That's just a personal preference. But at $7 a piece for the used GI mags I found, it's about half the price of shipped PMAGs and they are all in good shape.
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When my twin sons were babies, we lived a block away from a day-care center, and just as I was setting out with the stroller for the first walk of the day—usually at 7:30, right after the first segment of the Today show ended—I would see mothers dropping off their children, many of whom were infants no older than mine. I'd slow down as I passed, taking an interested look at these mothers, who were always in such a rush, bogged down with diaper bags and teddy bears, and then I would walk on, headed for the park. The long, long day would begin to unfold: the walk, the end of the Today show, the morning nap, lunch, another walk, the afternoon nap, two solid hours of MSNBC (sometimes more), and then, at five or so, the last walk of the day. Often I would see the same mothers picking up the babies I'd seen dropped off ten hours before, and I would marvel at the sight. In fact, I sort of planned my day around it: it was my little treat. Think of all they've missed, I would say smugly to myself. I felt in every way superior to them: every day while they had been miles away from their babies, I'd been right there with mine, catching every little smile, writing down every advance—rolling over! eating a bit of mashed banana!—on the lined ivory pages of their baby books, importantly calling the pediatrician if anything seemed slightly awry. That so much of the day had been tedious and (truth be told) mildly depressing was itself a badge of honor. Unlike those women parking their kids in day care while they went to work, I was a mother virtuously willing to sacrifice her own happiness for the sake of her children, and being rewarded with the ultimate prize: I wasn't missing a moment of their fleeting, precious, and unrecoverable childhoods.
It was entirely snotty and rude and most of all silly for me to have this attitude toward those mothers. In the first place, the day-care center was in no way tony, nor were the cars that pulled up to it in any way luxurious; I'll bet that all those mothers worked more because of economic necessity than because of a desire for professional advancement or emotional fulfillment. More to the point, a majority of my sainted hours noting every little moue of delight or displeasure that crossed my children's faces were spent in the company of a highly capable and very industrious nanny who did all of the hard stuff. There was no need for me to be moping around the apartment all day; I really could have lightened up and had a little more fun, clicked off the TV and gone to the movies or lunch or shopping. But I felt anxious about the whole thing—very, very anxious. If I was going to stake out my turf as an "at-home mother," putting all my worldly promise in cold storage to do it, didn't I have to actually stay home? Fifty years ago a young matron lucky enough to have household help would have been up and dressed and off to the department store or the library guild or the dry cleaner's by midmorning, and no one would have questioned her inclinations as far as motherhood was concerned. But now, of course, the situation is so fraught with four decades' worth of female advance and retreat that almost any decision a woman makes about child care is liable to get her blasted by one faction or the other. Standing bravely in the crossfire are nannies, who tend to be the first choice of professional-class mothers who work (so much better than day care—the baby is still being raised in his own home, according to his mother's deeply considered specifications) and the guilty luxury of a good number of at-home mothers. And, as many of us have learned, the mother-nanny relationship has the potential for being the most morally, legally, and emotionally charged one that a middle-class woman will ever have.
I didn't know a single child who had a nanny when I was growing up. Nannies existed in English nursery rhymes and children's stories, in Mary Poppins and Peter Pan. The Brady Bunch, of course, had Alice, but she seemed to be part and parcel of the double family tragedy, never even alluded to, that had brought them all together. The Courtship of Eddie's Father had Mrs. Livingston, but again: tragedy. My father was always very proud of a scar on his right elbow, which he had received at the hands of an incompetent nurse who scalded him in the bath when he was an infant, and whom my grandfather had sent packing that very day. The scar proved to my father that his family had once been a tiny bit grand; it proved to me that he had been born a long, long time ago: a nurse? When I was growing up, in Berkeley in the 1960s, faculty wives—which is what my mother was—stayed home, kept house, and raised children. When my mother died, I gave a maudlin eulogy about all the days we spent together when I was small, shopping at Hink's department store and eating peeled apricots and lying down for naps in the big bed under the gable window of her bedroom. I probably should have found something more estimable to say about her, but in the days after her death all I could think about was what a wonderful thing it had been to be raised at home, by a mother who loved me. But by the 1970s, of course, the idyll was coming to an end; many of the younger wives had begun to want out. I remember being sent in 1977, at age fifteen, to my very first psychotherapist, a young wife and mother with a capacious office on Bancroft Avenue. I can't remember a thing I talked about on all those darkening afternoons, but I do remember very clearly a day on which she suddenly sat up straight in her chair and began discussing, for reasons I could not fathom and in the most heated terms imaginable, not the vagaries of my sullen adolescence but, rather, marriage—specifically, her own. "I mean, who's going to do the shit work?" she asked angrily. "Who's going to make the pancakes?"


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Description : Dissimulateur Bye Bye Undereye de IT Cosmetics est un dissimulateur à couverture intégrale, hautement pigmenté et antiâge qui fait appel à une technologie et des ingrédients véritablement novateurs, pour donner aux femmes le pouvoir d'enfin dire « adieu » à ces problèmes récalcitrants qui apparaissent en dessous des yeux. Vous recevrez également un pinceau dissimulateur à double embout ultra luxueux pour appliquer le dissimulateur encore plus facilement! À qui ce produit s'adresse-t-il : Ce produit convient aux femmes de tous âges. Effets : Bye Bye Under Eye offre une formule hydrofuge et hydratante qui tiendra, quoi qu'il arrive. La formule novatrice contient une concentration élevée de vitamines K, A, C et E et d'autres ingrédients dont il a été prouvé cliniquement qu'ils pouvaient réduire le gonflement sous les yeux ainsi que la décoloration, tout en renforçant la peau délicate du dessous de l'œil. Bien plus qu'une simple couverture pour la région en dessous des yeux, cette formule a été développée et testée et elle est maintenant utilisée pour dissimuler les bleus et les gonflements sur le visage et le corps chez des patients venant de subir une opération pratiquée par quelques uns des chirurgiens plasticiens les plus réputés du Brésil. Comprend : • Dissimulateur hydrofuge à couverture moyenne Bye Bye Undereye (8 g) • Pinceau dissimulateur à double embout
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The best.
Par The Boss
de Niagara
This by far and away the best concealer I have used in my life. I will not live without it. The quality of these cosmetic items are better than items costing three times as much. I'm delighted.
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A Forever Product!
Par JL
de Toronto On area
The best concealer ever!It does taking some work blending as the product has a great consistency but only a very small bit should be applied at a time then work it with the amazing brush. I like that when I put it somewhere it stays until I take it off even if it is a very hot day. Covers wonderfully. "IT" brushes are amazing, easy to work with and great quality BUT on this particular brush one of the ends as someone mentioned before in a comment does slip off. The fan brush also smooths the concealer out as well.I will always use and recommend this product!
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Tube almost empty
Par Aijalon
de Vancouver island
This is going back, and hoping the shopping channel will let I T know that they have not been filling the BYE BYE tubes up properly. Very disappointed for 29.00 I was not a happy customer. I want the larger tube for the same money in exchange, and no more brushes. I have several already. I love this product, but please watch your production line more closely.
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great product, but...
Par Michele
de BC
love the concealer, just need a bit, But...I dislike the brush...as other reviewers stated. the cap does not stay on...very frustrating..
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Incredibly disappointed
Par rorocks
de Vancouver
I have been tempted to try IT cosmetics for some time now, finally ordered the concealer with the brush included. Concealer is heavy, thick and I did not like it at all and in order to use it I add some eye cream to add some moisture making it easier to apply. I was most disappointed in the brush.....fell apart almost immediately...can't understand why you would not have a retractable dual end as it is difficult to put one end of the brush back into it's handle when done...it creates a very messy brush. All in all, I am not tempted to try any other IT products. DO NOT RECOMMEND
Not what I expected
Par Minou
de Kingston Ontario
I am fair-skinned with delicate under-eye tissue. The concealer is very thick does not smooth evenly, even with the brush. It leaves lines and cakes. I am not happy with how much power it takes to squeeze the product out of the tube. This is the first IT product I haven't liked.
Love it!!!
Par Glitter Gal
de Lr. Sackville, Nova Scotia
I purchased this concealer about a year ago and absolutely love it. I found that during the winter months, the Tan was just a little dark, but still covered my dark spots and dark circles very, very well...and I love the fact that it is WATERPROOF! (not many products can boast that fact). I was getting low, so I ordered a tube of Tan AND a tube of Neutral Medium so now I can blend the two together to reach a perfect shade, no matter what the season or how I am feeling (some days I'm a little pale...lol).The brush I received with the product is very, very good (I marked the cover with a paint pen so I know which end is which, should I ever remove both ends at the same time) and never had a problem with it. This is truly a great product, and I hope you continue to offer this product for many years to come.
Par Jo-Anna
de MIddle Arm
Just got it today and I have to say that this concealer is amazing. You know that you only need a little and it goes a long way! And I do like the brush ...application goes smoothly. Love this line of products!!!
Par MEREDITH
de Chatham-Kent
This under eye concealer is disappointing because I don't like to use it under my eyes. The consistency is very thick and it requires some serious blending for it to look decent. Even after blending it remains tacky and has to be set with a powder. I prefer not to use powders under my eyes so this concealer is a disappointment from that aspect. However, this product is nice for spot concealing dark spots and blemishes. I will use up this product for that purpose but will not repurchase. I agree with the majority of comments regarding the brush, which is surprising since I have two other IT Cosmetics brushes and they are very very nice. But this brush is cheaply made and does not work to blend out this thick concealer. I like the other IT Cosmetics products I have, but this one I would skip.
Great Concealer!
Par RSP
de Calgary
Originally I was givin a tube of this concealer. Started using it and loved it. My family always comments on how dark I am under the eyes, but never hear a word when I use this. I finished that first tube, squeezed and twisted every last drop out of it. While I was out of the Bye Bye Under eye I tried to go back to a regular drug store brand and I was black under the eyes again by lunch time. My skin tends to be oily in the 'T' zone and around the eyes. This product covers well and lasts through the day! I couldn't order Bye Bye Under eye again fast enough from the TSC website and waited with bated breath for it to arrive. Won't be without it again. 5 stars.


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Hi Irnav1! I'm not sure I'm going to have any good suggestions so just going to throw out some ideas. You could either do an award program or some type of penalty one. Such as he gets a star for every night he's in bed at a certain time, which he can save up for a special treat, or conversely, he loses 5 minutes or so of bedtime if he doesn't listen? You could even use as an award that after 5 or 6 nights of stars he gets to stay up 30 minutes later or something like that. What time does he normally go to bed and wake up?


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Marketing automation company Eloqua has launched AdFocus, a product that allows marketers to manage targeted, personalized display ads from the Eloqua platform and helps marketers ensure their display ads are reaching the right prospects.
According to Eloqua, Eloqua AdFocus gives marketers the ability to manage owned, earned and paid media in a single packaged application. This means companies can stop wasting time and ad dollars chasing bad leads through display advertising, Eloqua wrote in an email.
With Eloqua AdFocus, marketers will be able to create multi-channel campaigns incorporating email, web, social and display advertising in one automated process, Eloqua said.
With the Eloqua AdFocus App, marketers can include paid media in their campaigns in the form of dynamic, personalized display ads, says Eloqua Product Marketing Manager Rob Bois. Marketers can use the digital body language stored in either individual contacts or accounts to map to specific ad creative and copy to ensure display ads are individually targeted and personalized to the recipient. And this can all be done from the Campaign Canvas without writing any code or HTML.
Per Eloqua, a typical B2B buyer interacts with and is influenced by several marketing channels, which is why marketers are increasing spend across digital channels like interactive display advertising. Eloqua users can easily integrate display ads right from the Eloqua Campaign Canvas and are able to track paid channels along with owned and earned, the company said.
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"Today's modern marketers face the ongoing challenge of interacting with buyers using multi-touch, multi-channel campaigns," said Eloqua CTO Steve Woods in a statement. "Eloqua AdFocus is a crucial next step for the industry, creating a cohesive way to add the paid media channel, all in a single platform. Marketers can now more effectively manage the paid channel within their marketing mix."
Eloqua AdFocus was revealed during Eloqua's annual user conference, Eloqua Experience, which is being held in Orlando from November 6 to 8.
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Data center consolidations involve much more than just moving servers or data from one location into another. Data centers have become a conglomeration of disparate technologies running on combination of virtual platforms, physical platforms, and clustered platforms that operate an assortment of systems and access a range of data-tiers that are stored on multiple arrays from a whole host of hardware vendors.
In addition to the medley of technology, the management practices and process-maturity can vary widely from one data center to another. Layer in the "Green" environmental issues such: as floor space, power consumption and cooling that also need to be addressed and it is easy to see that data center consolidation is one of the most thorny projects any organization.
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Royal Welcome
Hoc Mai Foundation staff and students from Sydney Medical School attended the Welcome Reception for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Sydney Opera House on Wednesday 16th April, 2014.
The 3 students had all previously completed scholarship placements at hospitals and universities in Viet Nam and were provided the opportunity to exchange ideas concerning public health and development issues with the Royal couple and the strong contingent of representatives from not-for-profit and charitable organisations present.
Advanced Course in Medical Education and Research and Medical English Course, Ha Noi
Hanoi Advanced Course in Medical Education and Research April 2014
In association with Ha Noi Medical University (HMU), Hoc Mai offers the following courses in Ha Noi: the Advanced Course in Medical Education and Research and the Medical English Course. These are separate courses, conducted independently of each other.
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Improving health outcomes for the people of Dien Bien Province
The remote mountainous Dien Bien Province (DBP) is home to 21 ethnic minority groups characterised by poverty, low literacy and poor access to health services. This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Hoc Mai Foundation's engagement in improving health outcomes for the people of DBP.
In the last two years, seven workshops were conducted in Dien Bien Phu around the themes of optimal care of women in pregnancy, essential care during childbirth and newborn care, and of children from birth to five years, including specific topics on acute diarrhoea and pneumonia in children. Two traditional six-day health professional workshops were conducted on healthy mothers, healthy babies, while one workshop on health literacy was held. These were complemented by a three day workshop on essential newborn care, and the most common children's diseases acute diarrhoea and pneumonia.
The teams who conducted the workshops were composed of highly experienced clinicians and medical educators including primary care physicians, paediatricians, obstetricians and gynaecologists, nurses, midwives, neonatologists and support from Hoc Mai Foundation alumni who served as interpreters and Hoc Mai's professional staff. It is important to highlight the contribution of Vietnamese community members such as the Vietnamese Women's Union who actively participated in the aim of disseminating healthy practices among women in the community.
The Australian government under its Public Sector Linkages Program funded the implementation of The Educational Initiative to Improve Maternal, Neonatal and Childhood Health Outcomes in Dien Bien Province, Vietnam.
Plans are underway to extend the program into more remote parts of the province, and for additional training in diagnosis and management of common disorders of child health.
2014 Competitive Research Grants program
The Hoc Mai Foundation is very pleased to launch the 2014 Competitive Research Grants program, with up to 3 grants of $2,000 available for the implementation of studies developed during the 2012/13 Practical Clinical Research Workshops in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, Vietnam.
Together for Health
Together for Health: An Overview of Australia's Involvement within Vietnam's Healthcare Sector
The idea for this evaluation of Australia's involvement in Vietnam arose following discussions with His Excellency, Hugh Borrowman, Australia's Ambassador to Vietnam. The purpose of the evaluation, is to provide an overview of the scope and breadth of Australia's involvement and interventions within Vietnam's health-care sector, and to cohesively represent the extent of this partnership.
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Dr Nguyen Van Dinh and co-workers receive "Best Paper Award"
Dr Nguyen Van Dinh and co-workers received the "Best Paper Award" at APCAACI (Asia Pacific Congress of Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology), Taipei, Taiwan, November 13-17 2013, funded by a Hoc Mai Research Grant.
The Association between the Presence of HLA B*1502 in Vietnamese Patients and Carbamazepine-induced Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN) and Drug-induced Hypersensitivity Syndrome with Systemic Symptoms (DRESS).
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L to R: Professor Ruby Pawankar, President, WAO (World Allergy Organisation); Dr Chu Chi Hieu (Center of Allergology and Clinical Immunology, Bach mai Hospital, Hanoi, Vietnam); Dr Nguyen Van Dinh (Hoc Mai Fellow 2010, Center of Allergology and Clinical Immunology, Bach mai Hospital and Department of Allergy, Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi, Vietnam) and Clinical A/Professor Sheryl van Nunen (Department of Clinical Immunology and Allergy, Royal North Shore Hospital and Sydney Medical School-Northern).
L to R: Professor Constance Katelaris (President, APAACI Asia Pacific Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology Society); Dr Nguyen Van Dinh (Hoc Mai Fellow, Center of Allergology and Clinical Immunology, Bach mai Hospital and Department of Allergy, Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi, Vietnam); Dr Chu Chi Hieu (Center of Allergology and Clinical Immunology, Bach mai Hospital, Hanoi); Professor Jiu-Yao Wang, Organiser, APCAACI (Asia Pacific Congress of Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology 2013); Clinical A/Professor Sheryl van Nunen (Department of Clinical Immunology and Allergy, Royal North Shore Hospital and Sydney Medical School-Northern).
Hoc Mai's Vu Huynh recognised for his contribution to cancer treatment
Hoc Mai Foundation Radiation Therapy Technologist Vu Huynh was interviewed by ABC Radio Australia on International Volunteer Day in recognition of his contribution to cancer treatment in Ho Chi Minh City.
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'Forever Learning, Sometimes Running...' 2013 City2Surf Student Fundraiser
Complete the 2013 City to Surf, held on Sunday August 11, and show your support for the work of the Học Mãi Australia Viêt Nam Medical Foundation!
Follow 3 easy steps:
- Register to run via www.city2surf.com.au
- Ask your friends and family to donate via the secure on-line form, and select Học Mãi City 2 Surf participants from the 'Purpose' drop-down menu in the Donation Information section (donors can choose to note the name of the participant they are supporting by using the 'Referred by' field for free text), OR download the gift form (PDF)
- Collect your free T shirt while stock lasts from the Học Mãi office, Room 208D, A27 - Edward Ford Building, The University of Sydney
2012 City2Surf Student Fundraiser
Last year's City2Surf Học Mãi fundraiser was a wonderful success with many staff members from Sydney Medical School, past and present Học Mãi Student Scholarship recipients and the 2012 Australian Leadership Awards Học Mãi Fellows in attendance.
How your support helps
As a developing country in transition, Vietnam is facing many unique healthcare challenges, and your support can help make a difference. Every $3,500 raised enables a Vietnamese Nursing or Medical student to complete a month-long placement at The University of Sydney, gaining invaluable skills and knowledge from our leading academics and practitioners. These placements create pathways for future collaborative research and opportunities for the next generation of potential leaders in the delivery of healthcare in Vietnam.
The Hoc Mai Foundation provided me with the incredible opportunity to study in Hue, Vietnam. I was exposed to many important aspects of medicine which are rarely seen in Australia and I was able to solidify my learning from back home. Through the support of Hoc Mai, my future career path has been further shaped by my newfound appreciation for the challenges encountered in delivering healthcare in low socioeconomic areas and developing countries. By supporting the Student Scholarship fundraiser, I will help create new learning opportunities and cross-cultural perspectives on healthcare delivery for Vietnamese students.
– 4th Year Sydney Medical School Student
Past recipients share their stories about the positive impact of our scholarship program. For more stories, please visit sydney.edu.au/medicine/hocmai/scholarships/toaustralia
Barefoot Bowls in Orange
Nicole Bartos and Laura Marshman are 4th year Sydney University medical students who travelled to Vietnam in December 2012 and spent a month at Bac Mai hospital in Hanoi, under the Hoc Mai Foundation Scholarship program.
They recently organised a barefoot bowls fundraising event in Orange, where they are spending the final year of their degree. Medical students from both Orange and Dubbo School of Rural Health campuses attended the event, as well as junior doctors and some local Orange residents. As well as the lawn bowls competition in the sun, there was a BBQ with meats donated from local butcheries, a cake stall and a raffle with great prizes from generous local businesses.
'We are very grateful to the Hoc Mai Foundation for supporting our Elective in Vietnam - it was a unique, interesting and rewarding experience that will shape our future careers. We wanted to raise funds to contribute to the exchange programs Hoc Mai facilitates each year, and to raise some awareness about the Foundation itself amongst our colleagues and friends.'
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Viêt Nam and Australia join forces to fight ancient killer
We still don't know why only one in ten of the two billion people carrying the Mycobacteria tuberculosis bacterium become sick with TB. But the disease kills more than a million people worldwide every year – or about three every minute.
"Viêt Nam has some of the highest rates of TB in Asia. Australia can play a role in combating TB there as we have already done in our own country," Centenary Institute researcher Dr Greg Fox says.
Greg, who usually lives and works in Viêt Nam, has played an integral role in numerous TB related projects including his genetic study of TB patients and their families.
"Because of the high number of cases of TB in Viêt Nam, we can compare genetic differences between those affected by TB and those who aren't," Greg says, "This may one day allow us to identify the one in ten of us at greatest risk of being affected by TB."
Greg Fox, an Australian medical doctor and PhD student, never thought his TB research would lead him to strap research papers to his back and ride around the Viêt Namese countryside to visit research sites and train local doctors.
The full article from which this passage has been excerpted may be found at: www.scienceinpublic.com.au/centenary.


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Mad injuries.. I can't believe kiteboarding isn't even on this list. Also proximity flying should definitely be #1. We all have the brass to play soccer or ride a horse L. Nobody wants to jump off a cliff because it's insanity.
102CrossFit Games
Crossfit is extremely dangerous. You could get SERIOUSLY injured. I mean, WALKING? This is a WHOLE LOT more dangerous than WALKING.
People get sore and hurt but nobody has died from it.
Crossfit is only dangerous if you don't have good coaches I do it and I am 11
Broke the two bones of my forearm by running into back glass wall in an attempt to keep the ball in play. Very easy to roll your ankle in this sport as well.
The racquet could easily hit you hard causing broken legs and arms. The court is only so small which makes getting hit more likely.
The ball could rebound, and hit you in the face.
Not many outside of Europe knows about handball. Its kind of like soccer just with your hands. I have played handball for 10 years and I have gotten a concussion, my shoulder out of place twice, pulled my thumb and fractured many of my fingers. Handball is a tough sport where there is a lot of physical contact and a handball player don't wear a lot of protection just on your knees when you jump to score.
I've played it for 15 years now, and I don't know how many friends I have seen get injured in this sport! It's a game where you put passion and strength, we have no protection and we don't play on grass, so it's a lot more dangerous than dancing for instance!
Although bouldering is relatively safe, it deserves to be above badmiton, people falland break bones, dislocate knees, not to mention the strain on your tendons can be so severe you can't hold yourself off the ground. The crash pads can only do so much to protect you.
Bouldering should definitely be in the top 40, bouldering indoors or on natural rock both has its danger, like overstretching muscle fibres or arms and legs colliding with the tiles or rock while doing a route or dyno.
106Goat Tying
Goat tying is really hard on ankles and knees when getting off. But it is such a rush that you can't stop! I love goat tying, but truthfully I think that is why my ankles and knees hurt all the time.
Hang gliding and paragliding are both a dangerous sport.
108Trap Shooting
Trap shooting is not dangerous at all. All the people emphasize is gun safety. On the trap line there is no way that the gun will be pointed in an unsafe direction nor dangerous to any human being. It will be pointed down range and only one shell goes in the gun at a time so no accidental mis fires
109Ultimate Frisbee
My friend broke his foot and he now lives in a dark dark house and wears a dark dark boot
That's not dangerous but it«'s awesome
110Sting Pong
I got hit by a ball and went to hospital and now I can't have children. My friend (Croney) got a broken leg from playing ping pong, weird but true.
Its brilliant except the fact when someone is trying to tackle you dow there maybe a few broken bones
Kabbadi is indias most popular game...
Gee ::name other sport here::, that sounds dangerous. Please tell me more.
Judo isn't a sport
It' so dangerous! The discussion might get out of hand and you might get decked... IN the FACE!
I have no clue what that is but it sounds dangrious
114Caber Tossing
Caber tossing is that game in Scotland where you basically try to throw a telephone pole farther than the next guy. Hernias, here we come.
Imagine a bunch of crazy Afghans on horse back playing polo with a goat carcass! Sounds pretty dangerous to me!
116Formula 1
Firstly, how is cheer leading a dangerous sport? Its not a sport even (no compitition) plus, in f1 loads of great drivers died like Senna. Crash at 200mph like at Monaco and you don't know what your going to hit
I sprained my hamstring. Not fun
118Speed Skating
I think this should be higher on the list because I used to speed skate and I know that you can fall and break arm or break a leg or crack your head open and things like that
Skating in circles with giant razor sharp blades strapped to your feet
119Four Square
I got hit in the face this one time :( :( :( :(
Its not dangerous but really fun
121Marco Polo
This game is insanely intense and no regulation padding is worn beware of this activity...
I once stubbed my everything
Isn't that a pool game
122Kick Ball
One time my friends shoe flew off when she kicked, someone threw it back at her and it hit someone else in the face and they started crying.
Don, t get hit in the face
Sure, about once in 100 games you get hit in the face, trip and scrape something, or twist your ankle, but it really isn't dangerous.
123Floor Hockey
Very dangerous I got hit in the pinky finger with a puck and my finger turned purple and started swelling up and I could barely write.
It really depends on if you play actual ice/field hockey or not so if you don't play real hockey then don't play floor hockey!
Pretty SIMPLE!
Pretty SIMPLE!
Imagine luge. You're pelting down a very slick, curvy, and narrow track at 90 miles an hour. One small movement and you're flipped off the sled. Just 2010 a luger died before the Vancouver Olympics.
Now imagine doing it with your face down and forward, an inch form the ice.
There you go. Skeleton. Look it up if you're not already scared.
Now imagine doing it with your face down and forward, an inch form the ice.
There you go. Skeleton. Look it up if you're not already scared.
All you have to do is look up videos and you realize this should jump to at least top 25
I am a Soft ball/ Fast ball (My reasons will also work for Baseball and 2 pitch) player, and I often play third base. where, the right handed batters (note, there's a lot of right handed people) most often hit the ball at HIGH speeds. 70 and over? This goes for any spot on the infield... Especially third, since you are about as close to the batter as the pitcher is. our protection? Nothing. Despite a slider, slider shorts and if you choose. A face Mask, which is very hard to see out of. I've been playing for 4 years (Pewee) and on my last tournament 2 girls got injured, in the first inning.
One, a ball to the throat, the other got her hand and wrist jammed between the ball and her glove. Not to mention the first base man is having a ball thrown to them at every play (Almost) out field have a lot of running to do, whether it's in to back up a play or out to catch a fly ball, believe me. It hurts. The sun was in a bad spot where it was directly in my eyes, and I got a ball to the face. Lip split open, ruined braces. but if you are hurt, the play is still alive! So you have to suck it up until the play stops.
Lastly, batting! You are having balls being thrown at you at high speeds, and if you are hit. It's gonna bruise. But you still have to play until you get out, or get home. If you get on base, great! Now, you have to run your hardest to the next bag and risk being hit with a ball that's thrown over hand to try and get you out. Or even being hit with a ball that's batted.
Now sliding, you have to run as fast as you can and throw your self into the ground in hopes of not getting hurt. The sliders do not stay up, so you get a extremely bloody knee filled with gravel and dirt. I have scars the size of a hockey puck on my knees from sliding. Minor to mention you are sliding directly into an object (Thw bag) my friend broke her ankle sliding into second.
The practices are brutal, you need to be fast, have good hand to eye cordnation, have strong arms and a quick brain.
Not only is it a physical sport. But it's a mental one as well. One wrong move, and you have 4 runners in.
One, a ball to the throat, the other got her hand and wrist jammed between the ball and her glove. Not to mention the first base man is having a ball thrown to them at every play (Almost) out field have a lot of running to do, whether it's in to back up a play or out to catch a fly ball, believe me. It hurts. The sun was in a bad spot where it was directly in my eyes, and I got a ball to the face. Lip split open, ruined braces. but if you are hurt, the play is still alive! So you have to suck it up until the play stops.
Lastly, batting! You are having balls being thrown at you at high speeds, and if you are hit. It's gonna bruise. But you still have to play until you get out, or get home. If you get on base, great! Now, you have to run your hardest to the next bag and risk being hit with a ball that's thrown over hand to try and get you out. Or even being hit with a ball that's batted.
Now sliding, you have to run as fast as you can and throw your self into the ground in hopes of not getting hurt. The sliders do not stay up, so you get a extremely bloody knee filled with gravel and dirt. I have scars the size of a hockey puck on my knees from sliding. Minor to mention you are sliding directly into an object (Thw bag) my friend broke her ankle sliding into second.
The practices are brutal, you need to be fast, have good hand to eye cordnation, have strong arms and a quick brain.
Not only is it a physical sport. But it's a mental one as well. One wrong move, and you have 4 runners in.
I play softball. I am a catcher. I have been hit countless times and the bruises aren't pretty. Once I got a hand sized bruise just from getting a foul tip to my leg. Of you get hit, you are sure to get a bruise. If you get a bad hop it will most likely hit you. To make things worse, once you are in fast pitch 14u you can wear metal cleats which does not feel great being cleated. Once I was catching a I put my glove up and my hand next to it to trap the ball after I caught it and the ball hit my nail, bent it back and it started bleeding. I actually had to pull my nail back to its right position. I do agree that cheerleading is dangerous however I don't feel it should be number one. I feel gymnastics should be number one because I like to do gymnastics as well as softball and I have several gymnast friends who have problems. My friend broke her arm and has knee and back problems and my other friend broke her finger and is very clumsy. Softball should definitely be in the top 20 and gymnastics should definitely be number 1 or 2
Softball is very dangerous. I got hit slightly above the eye off of a composite bat in practice and I was swollen to about the size of a baseball (maybe a little more) and I had a black eye for about 2 weeks. The doctor said if I got hit at least a half an inch lower than I did, I could have lost all sight in my left eye, and if I got hit slightly to the left, I would have got hit in the temple and probably have major brain damage. Thankfully I was very lucky and got hit in a spot that affected nothing but it was very close. Softball deserves to be in the top ten.
[Newest]WHAT!? I have played softball for 7 years and I have had a broken ankle, broken wrist, broken nose, broken shin. broken arm, broken leg, and three cracked ribs. try and tell me softball is not dangerous!More comments about Softball
126Disc Golf
127Cabbage Ball
I know a frend who threw the bat at my face when she hit the ball and it gave me a black eye. I have never played that game since the accendent.
128Alpine Skiing
Alpine Skiing must be one of most dangerous sports, skiiers can reach up to 160khm one little mistake at that speed...
129Slack Jumping
You're using a rope with slack in it and too much slack can break bones cause concussions and even death
130Jiu Jitsu
Jujitsu (read Japanese) is no sport, it's a hybrid self defense martial arts style that incorporates all elements from Judo and Aïkido, and some elements from Karate; making it a well-rounded style. If it weren't for Jujitsu, none of these styles would even exist today: Judo, Aïkido, Hapkido, BJJ etc. The ancient Samuraï warriors carried weapons in times of war, such as the sword and a small dagger etc. However, once they were unarmed, they also had to defend themselves to survive, and that's how Jujitsu came to be: using your opponent's force against them rather than using force yourself, in order to disturb the opponent's momentum and to defeat him. Jujitsu takes years to master and about let's say 85% of all unarmed combat skills are taught in Jujitsu. The only techniques that are not (always) taught, or not in every dojo, are high kicks and hard blocks (soft blocks and low kicks however are taught in any decent Jujitsu dojo). On the streets, Jujitsu alone will be more than sufficient to defend yourself against any attacker (s), armed or unarmed, because you have a wide variety of techniques at your disposal which you can use based on the attackers' movements. In other words: Jujitsu is a flexible art, unlike Karate, Judo, Aïkido etc. which are specialized arts. However, if you'd like to be 100% well-rounded, Karate will fill in the small remaining gaps of Jujitsu (hard blocks and high kicks). In short: Jujitsu is by far one of the most deadly, if not the most deadly unarmed martial art out there and since it takes years of training, it will also result in lots of blood, sweat, tears and other fractures for the years of training to come. Jujitsu should definitely be in this list, while physically not nearly as rough as (Kick) boxing, Muay Thai, Taekwondo and Karate for example, it is definitely countless times more technical and takes much longer to master the techniques.
131Street Racing
Why kickball before this
It might not be the most popular sport but trust me it can be dangerous. Don't believe me? Google it and find out and see what you think
133Camel Racing
Probably the most intense sport out there. One time my buddy was hosting a race with the locals and when he started the race the camels ran and wouldn't stop and he tried to run, but they caught up and he tripped and from this day on he can't make babies.
134Nude Wrestling
My uncle Bob taught me how to do this and a lot of times he taught me new ways to make them tap out but we always did it hours and we were always sweating and he taught me that its good to rub your body in lotion when you get into it. But, his dick got stuck in my hair and it fell off.
Whilst in a competitive nude wrestling match, an 80 year old competitor/pervert ripped my penis off with his bare teeth and then shoved it up my anus. it was an experience I will never forget.
Isn't this the same thing as wrestling except you are nude it seems pretty dangerous.
135Worm Charming
Professional worm charmers can make the worm crawl up their bum hole and also have the worm bite other peoples penises off and crawl up their bum hole.
136Freestyle Scootering
137Underwater Hockey
This one guy drowned! 1
138Lemon Fishing
Lemons can be very dangerous
The lemons can attack you
139Pie Running
You run and people throw pies at you... I don't think I need to explain further why this is clearly THE MOST DANGEROUS SPORT EVER!
You're doing flips on a a moving horse. You also have to jump from the ground to a 15 hands or taller horse, go try do that and tell me how it works.
142Jai alai
Some players die when the ball hits them.
Not sure what this is but it sounds incredibly badass.
Yes... Jai alai. I almost died playing this. I got hit square in the sternum. Flat. I saw a guy die once. Got hit in the mouth. Hard.
[Newest]Dangerous I played once and then didn't play because it was too dangerous
143Competitive Eating
Have you ever gotten constipated from eating too much? I have! This should be number one! I can't even believe that no one thinks it is more dangerous than cheerleading. You could so easily die competitively eating. I bet it happens all the time and is just covered up.
When you at a lot you get all fat and then you can't walk to your own room because you throw up on your way there because your so fat and then you become an aoreic becacuse you keep throwing up your food just so wou can go to the net competition and people die from that
You must watch food attack. It is about people who got into serious trouble with food. Like someone who ate junk food and couldn't breath.
You must watch food attack. It is about people who got into serious trouble with food. Like someone who ate junk food and couldn't breath.
I agree, Karate is by far the best and most well-rounded striking art. It teaches how to punch, how to perform open hand strikes, how to kick, how to use your elbows and knees, and finally, in some cases, it also teaches you some throwing and joint lock techniques. Karate is the perfect basis for anyone out there who wants to start a martial art, and while not nearly as complex as Jujitsu (Japanese), it's much more physically demanding. I would suggest anyone to start Karate as soon as possible since the younger you are, the stronger your body will be, Jujitsu can be taught a lot easier to anyone within any age group but is much more technical; Therefore I would advice anyone who seeks to become a well-rounded martial artist, to start with something simpler yet more intense like Karate etc. , before continuing with something more complicated yet more subtle such as Jujitsu.
Karate can be really dangerous its pretty much street fighting but sometimes you now what your opponent's going to do. My teacher once went in with a light punch-slap thing and completely dislocated his pinkie. I mean it was just dangling there bone was pretty much detached.
You get kick in the face break your bones and it's weird
Hurdling yourself from a 33 foot concrete platform, on to unforgiving hard water, at nearly 60 mph when you hit the water. During the approach you think about not hitting your head or any body part on the concrete, or nearly killing yourself by landing wrong. Twisting, flipping, piking, tucking, extremely tight and solid through the air, falling to the ground in seconds. One wrong move, you could be dead. Not a very popular sport. But I dive. It's a combination of pain, gymnastics, guts, and water. ( and of course the training)
Diving is a very demanding sport you could easily hit your head or clip your feet on the board my friend hit her hands so hard on the board that she broke both of them if you think diving is just jumping off of a board you are wrong it is fliping and twisting and very difficult to do.
I think that diving is much harder than a lot of these sports but people don't cre because "it's just jumping off a platform". Why don't all of you try to jump off a ten meter platform and you are facing a serious risk off hitting your head, landing on a frikin belly flop (if it hurts from the edge of the pool multiply that times 100) and on just a small sound could distract you and make your jump have an extra mega belly flop. Just try it, you'll see.
[Newest]It is very difficult and dangerous it would hurt if you hit you're head on the end of the board or if you have a belly flop that really hurts as well.
Definitely a dangerous sport! My teammates have gotten concussions and stress fractures. Someone has hit their head on the diving board (who is actually a top state diver). I however have pulled muscles, strained my elbow and knee. Bruises from the side, other swimmers and lane ropes. Also, too much chlorine is bad for you. You can be sore for days after swimming for just 30 minutes! MORE VOTES!
How is cricket and badminton and walking more dangerous then swimming you could hit your head off the walls drowned hit any part of your body of something a lane etc could hurt your self diving on the starting blocks pull muscles need I go on?
I don't see how many of these are in front of swimming. I mean, eating! Really? I've seen so many knee/shoulder injuries, stress fractures, and broken bones in swimming, but I've never seen a serious cheerleading accident. Some people should try real swimming, it will change their mind about it, its extremely difficult and demanding.
[Newest]I'm a swimmer myself and I can't tell you how many of my team mate have fractured growth plates from diving in too deep and have suffered dehydration and had to be pulled out during practices! Brutal sport!
147Ping Pong
Without a doubt the most dangerous I broke my penis while trying to hit the ball.
You could also get in the eye with the ball if your not careful.
You could also get in the eye with the ball if your not careful.
The ceiling could collapse on table tennis players at any time, crushing them to death. There's also the ever-present danger of catching a life-threatening disease from the bat handles.
You can hit your hand on the edge of the table when swinging for the ball. Might leave a bruise for a day or two.
[Newest]You could get hit in the face with a Ping-Pong ball.
I did martial arts for more than 10 years but never broke a piece of bone and none of my friends died but I've lost more than 5 friends Rock fishing.
Rock fishing can be far more dangerous compare to any other sports.
Rock fishing can be far more dangerous compare to any other sports.
Actually, looking at statistics, I believe this is the most dangerous sport. The others might be rough and tumble, but add the water factor, and you have a whole new dimension of danger.
You have got to be tough to go fishing.
The tech on the guns (ex, three burst and the PSI on the air tank turned up) can seriously injure someone, leaving either broken skin or a bruise, raises irritated area of skin if not protected and or the gun not chrono'd.
PB for the win is where its at. GO Paintball! I love paintball, yet its dangerous due to the high FPS of the guns, and stuff like that.
Very fun only hurts for a little bit.
You could also hurt your wrist if your not use to bowling or even if you know how to bowl and you turn your wrist the wrong way. You could also have shoulder problems if you have a high back swing. Anything could happen if your not careful.
You really hurt your knees a lot because when your getting up to the foul line and slide a lot of the time you could slide just a little bit wrong and it could totally screw up your knee. Once I could hardly walk for 2-3 weeks.
One could slip and injure themselves if they wander out onto the slippery part of the course not to mention how the heavy ball can wear down ones wrist.
There are infinitely more things that could go wrong on a yacht than in other sports. I sailed with someone who almost lost a finger when one of the ropes snapped, and with another who was almost strangled by a different boat's mainsheet. Finally, if you think about ocean racing, that is very dangerous, with the Fastanet race a good example.
I'm pretty sure more people have died sailing then any of the other things on the list. And sailing is in the olympics, unlike most of these other pansy-ass sports.
Sailing is definitely one of the most dangerous sports. My High School sailing team lost one team mate when she drowned after an accident and I and many other team mates have suffered concussions. The professional sailors have had many injuries. Just this week (5/11/2013) a two time Olympic gold medalist sailor died training for the Americas Cup. So sailing should definitely be higher on the list.
152Lawn Bowling
As many elderly people generally play bowls it has one of the highest death rates; heart attacks are not uncommon in this sport whilst it is being played.
More people DIE when they are still playing bowls. At my club 6 people died this year, Eliot
You can tell this list was made in the USA. They are all girls' games above this one! Cricket is insane! They are allowed to throw a solid, hard, heavy ball at your head and body at over 100mph! And you have a piece of wood 4 inches wide in your hand to hit it with. Then when the ball is travelling at 150mph you have to try to catch it TEN FEET AWAY! NO head protection, gloves, just BALLS! Top sport in India, 700 million population. (i got a cricket ball on the head when I was 10 years old, knocked me out cold for half an hour)
Can cause even death if hit in some areas. No matter how much protection you take its still dangerous. There are some insane fast bowlers. This is one of the sports which you can't even think of playing without proper protection.
So many batsmen died playing cricket. Phil Hughes died after a ball hit him on the neck. Try standing at silly mid-off without a helmet you are risking your life. A umpire got hit on his bum and had to leave the field. One guy got a fractured skull!. And another got a hit nose and it was full of blood.
Heart attacks, strokes seizures, Passing out, Concussions from passing out and falling, DEATH you got it in running.
You just trip and get badly hurt.
You could trip and break your ankle
How can tennis not be on here? Tennis is upper hard. You so called athletes called cheerleaders try run laps all day, then, hitting a ball for two hours. For tennis, you need really strong arms to hit a ball, and if you run to the corner really fast, you need to be able to stop so you don't sprain something. Most of you cheerleaders are the ones at school that wear hooker outfits and say stupid cheers. Your all skin and bones, I'm surprised you guys can lift the Pom poms, much less then a person! I love tennis
You could throw your racquet up and it could hit someone.
One time the ball caught fire and burnt me
157Hot Air Ballooning
While it's definitely not worthy of being in the top ten most dangerous, it's definitely more dangerous than ping pong. The danger isn't just from being "acendently pushed" [sic] or falling, as another poster said. There's also the danger from power lines, trees, unexpected high winds, fuel leaks, or just pilot error causing the balloon to drop from the sky. While fatalities don't happen frequently, they do happen. Just ask the families of the 19 people who died in a hot air balloon crash in Egypt this year.
If somebody acendently pushed you or fell of you could get really hurt or injurd so be carefull.
Baseball is physical. And for all the people out there that say "All you have to is hit a ball", your wrong. don't judge it until you play it. I'm a catcher which is the toughest position. My parents told me that it'd be too risky for my size. I thought I'd be fine. If a had a Penny for every time I gotten hit by a ball in the dirt, taken a foul tip, or even ran over, I'd be rich. And don't even talk about lacrosse. I mean I thought it was pretty cool until people started blabbing about how dangerous it is. I do admit it is dangerous, but that's what you get for trying to play a Native American sport. Why you toughen up and play an American American sport.
Thank you I play base ball and you could get killed if someone hit a line drive and hit you if your a pitcher or any position last year I got hit by a pitcher and he throws at least over 50 miles per hour stupid cheer leaders that's not even dangerous why is baseball way down here stupid volley ball that's not even dangerous thank you for reading this good bye again tell me that this is a very dangerous sport and it is so volley ball and cheer leading is so stupid and I play base ball I am a girl!
It is hard you can get hit in the chest and die plus you can break your ankle sliding you can break fingers break wrist pull muscles the other week I hurt my wrist and couldn't play my second game I couldn't even swing my batt you easily get hitt in the face if it's hit hard enough I play softball but I watch my brother play all the time and we are extremely aggresive on bases and hitting it's not as easy as you think I've gotten fallen on just last week when I was catching and we do play in till we can't we have cut knees cut elbows and we do run a lot we don't just stand there and wait for a ball at practices we run up big hills more then you would think we put do much effort into the game ya you could have only 2 practices a week or every day of the week and games all weekends you have no life depending on the team you put all you have into the game in till you break something seriosly it's intense
[Newest]Baseball is way more dangerous then pie throwing and dancing you idiots put in at least 28
159Jumping Rope
I jump rope and have suffered multiple broken bones, twisted ankles, and sprained wrists. Jump rope combines the aspect of cheerleading and dance but then adds a rope that you constantly have to skip over the entire time. Competitions are brutal and last for hours. I've been on a professional jump rope team for 10 years and I have practice everyday, sometimes more than 8 hours in one day. The majority of you could never handle the physical strength that you need in order to jump rope. So learn about it before you bash it.
Jump rope combines gymnastics, dance, cheer, and soccer, when you are on a professional jump rope team that trains for over 10 hours a week like I do. If you haven't noticed, all of the previously mentioned sports are in the top 20. And in the last 2 years on my team, I have witnessed sprains, fractures, dislocations, broken bones, shin splints, and even bleeding. So jump rope should definitely be in the top 15 at least.
I had always heard golf was number 1 based on a few factors. There are more people golfing at any one time than playing almost any sport. On any given day there are over 100 people playing on every available course, that's thousands in any one city from dawn until dusk. Average age of golfer is higher than any other sport resulting in back/neck/shoulder and other injuries. Also alcohol is more present in golf than any other sport leading to additional golf-cart related stupidity.
There is a certain element of risk in all sports, golf however factors old people, it has lightening strikes, heart attacks you name it it has it. Evidence shows more men die on a golf course then participating in any other event
Deaths from golf ball strike are not as uncommon as one would think. Try Googling 'Death and injury from golf ball strike' and see what you think.
[newest]You could get hit with a golf ball and starve to death... how is this not #1.
161Beer Pong
Dude, I was so drunk I through the ball at the cup, it bounced back, hit me in the chest and I(since I was so hammered)felt like I got shot in the chest... That's how I died. Yeah... Think about that...
Alcohol poisoning, duh. Plus, you can get serious carpel tunnel from throwing that super light ball the wrong way, gosh!
Are you kidding me... Its beer pong. if you can play the sport while hammered it has to be easy
[newest]How I died yesterday
When you walk a monkey can jump on you and throw bananas at you and when they are unpeeled!
Once I stubbed my toe while I was walking
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[Newest]My best friend died walking, not to mention speed walking, the intensity of that sport, by far the most dangerous, I saw someone trip AND stub there toe
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