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The Impact of Title VII Departmental and Predoctoral Support on the Production of Generalist Physicians in Private Medical Schools
Robert M. Politzer, ScD;
Stan Horab, MPH;
Enrique Fernandez, MD;
Sandy Gamliel;
Norman Kahn, MD;
Fitzhugh Mullan, MD
Arch Fam Med. 1997;6(6):531-535.
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