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April 27, 2011Anatomical Sciences EducationOpen Access

Anatomy as the backbone of an integrated first year medical curriculum: Design and implementation

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BKBrenda J. KlementMorehouse School of MedicineDPDouglas F. PaulsenMorehouse School of MedicineLWLawrence E. WineskiMorehouse School of Medicine

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