Couldn't agree more. Struggled to watch the news clips tbh

Please could you add me too Mel?

Very cool - thanks. Will try it out!

Yes that's pretty much the gist of it. Students work in groups which I strongly suspect is another useful way they learn using the game (but we haven't specifically looked at that for this paper)

In it, we develop a simple card game, in which students (we evaluated with stage 1 undergraduate medicine) play as a team and arrange the cards using pre-formed schema.

In doing so, they can see how the immune system 'fits together' when presented with different pathogens.

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Please add me. James Edwards, associate professor, Peninsula Medical School, university of Plymouth, UK