Talk:Imperial College Faculty of Medicine

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This article[edit]

1. Shouldn't this article be marked as a "stub"?

2. What does this sentence mean? "It is now what it used to be before several hospitals in London." Is it just a case of missing commas, or something else?

Possible sources for expanding this draft[edit]

Apart from transferring some content from the school to here (excl. History as that is arguable more school-related) there are some other sites that could be relevant:

Review of Imperial College Faculty of Medicine GMC
UCAS Faculty and course details (may be more pertinent to the school, must be checked to see if scraped off college material, in which case it is not really an independent source
London Institute of Medical Sciences: LMS & Imperial College London
Academic Health Science Centre Whilst this is linked to the college, it is a national health science centre and is part of the National Health Service, so is a somewhat independent source.

Also, there are many research centres including the Partnership for Child Development part of the faculty with other news sources which may provide further referenced information: