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This is in the lab for evaluation prior to being loaned for an exhibit at the Duke Medical Center Library . It’s an amazing thing to (...)

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We were not prepared for such a creepy surprise! Made by medical illustrator and sculptor Charlotte Holt in 1961, this hand-painted (...)

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This two-week, 10-class workshop series will review the building blocks of legal research and also demystify some advanced topics which (...)

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It's common to see GoFundMe , YouCaring , or other fundraising sites set up to raise medical expenses, funeral expenses, or other needs.

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But did you know that among other celebrations October is: American Archives Month National Medical Librarians Month National (...)

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Reed served as a radiologist in the U.S. Medical Reserve Corps in France during World War I.

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In particular, the peer review process is a crucial quality-control feature for scientific literature and advancement.

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