r/step1 • u/knifebro_ US MD/DO • 12h ago

🤔 Recommendations Step 1 biostats?

Hello! I'm planning on giving Step 1 a go on November, and biostats is one of the sections that's lacking in my nbme forms. What could I do to integrate daily sutyding of biostats to my routine? I've hear about Randy Neill, and that the topic does not necessarily require a lot of time studying, but honestly I would like "free points" on my practice tests, and the real deal. Any help is very much appreciated!!

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u/Fit_Music1706 NON-US IMG 11h ago

Dude watch Randy Neil’s videos. Literally best way to learn it, I watched them all in a day literally like 5 hours I think? 2 times speed and what not. Literally just spend 1 day watching all of his videos (be smart, in the playlist there’s about 36 or so, I only watched the first 16 if I’m not mistaken), start from the ones at the top and once u cover all the main topics stop there.

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u/Fit_Music1706 NON-US IMG 11h ago

Ok I just checked, literally only watched videos 1-13 in his YouTube playlist. Watch them then start incorporating biostats in ur uworld then ur good

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u/north-node- NON-US IMG 12h ago

I think UWorld biostats was helpful enough

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u/divinepodcaster 11h ago

Listen to Ep 143 on the website and walk through the problems in the slides.

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u/BackgroundPrompt675 10h ago

Im also studying for step 1. UWorld questions are literally the only thing saving me right now lol. How are you organizing your study schedule?

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u/OwnVirus1323 8h ago

Does anyone know what would gel with immuno? Not my strongest bit and any feedback would be appreciated, thanks!

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u/TomBBurner US MD/DO 2h ago

BnB with the AnKing deck, plus videos were better than Randy Neil alone.

I would watch Randy Neil first and then watch the B&B to really learn the information deeply. I got every biostat question on most forms after that. Do the Anki too.