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in Medical Education and the Roots of Knowledge
Jul 07, 2016 03:14 pm | by Magdalena Slosar-Cheah, M.D.
I first became interested in the history of medicine in middle school, when my seventh-grade science teacher lent me her copy of Microbe Hunters by Paul de Kruif. It is a small book, focusing on the struggles and discoveries of early microbiologists. Now, as
I write this post, my own old, battered, well-thumbed copy sits ... Read more
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