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Medicine reading list: Oxford, St Hilda's College

Oxford, St Hilda's College lists 7 books for applicants and new students in Medicine. The list starts with Oxford handbook of Medical Sciences by Robert Wilkins; David Meredith; Ian Megson, Oxford textbook of functional anatomy by Pamela C. B. MacKinnon; John F. Morris and Histology: a text and atlas with correlated cell and molecular biology by Wojciech Pawlina; Michael H. Ross. 1 of the books also appear on other Oxford and Cambridge lists we collected.

Source

Medicine reading list (May 2026) (University of Oxford), PDF. www.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk/asset/medicine-letter-and-reading-list-2026.pdf

Retrieved 3 October 2026. Check the source for the current year's version.

The 7 books

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  1. 1.
    Oxford handbook of Medical Sciences
    Robert Wilkins; David Meredith; Ian Megson
  2. 2.
    Oxford textbook of functional anatomy
    Pamela C. B. MacKinnon; John F. Morris
  3. 3.
    Histology: a text and atlas with correlated cell and molecular biology
    Wojciech Pawlina; Michael H. Ross
  4. 4.
    Larsen's human embryology
    Gary C. Schoenwolf; Steven B. Bleyl; Philip R. Brauer; P. H. Francis-West
  5. 5.
    Rang and Dale's pharmacology
    Ritter; Flower; Henderson; Loke; MacEwan; Rang
  6. 6.
    Metabolism at a glance
    J. G. Salway
  7. 7.
    Essential Cell Biology
    Alberts, Heald, Hopkin, Johnson, Morgan, Roberts, Walter

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How this list was made

We fetched the list from the institution's own page or PDF on the date shown and recorded each title and author as printed. We did not add books, and we copied no descriptions. Obvious misprints are corrected and marked. The extraction was done with AI assistance and checked against the source. Lists change every year, so check the source page before you buy anything.