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April 3, 2026Internal Medicine Journal

I visited 145 Macquarie Street : a comment from the History of Medicine Library

Catherine E. Storey

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To discuss the findings related to a visit at Macquarie Street's History of Medicine Library.
Observation of the library's offerings and resources
Review of privacy and ethical considerations of data
Engagement with library staff for insights
Findings based on data that are available only upon request
Privacy restrictions limit public data accessibility
Implications of ethical guidelines on data sharing

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Comments on available data and findings in history of medicine, emphasizing privacy concerns.

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Catherine E. Storey (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d34cee9c07852e0af9735c https://doi.org/10.1111/imj.70383

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