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July 2003 Reporter Home
AAMC Panel releases Report
on Bioterrorism Education
Lawsuit Filed Against
Princeton Review
Containing SARS: University
of Toronto Rises to the Challenge
Nanotechnology:
The Science of the Very Small
Innovations in Medical Education: Doctor
in the Court
A Word from the President:
Clinical Investigators for a Global Future
Viewpoint: Summer School,
NIH Style
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AAMC Reporter July 2003
Enter the AAMC Photo
Contest 2003: "Portraits of Medical Education"
"First Contact, First Response"
AAMC Panel Releases Report on Bioterrorism Education
An AAMC panel has released a new report on the need to educate
medical students about bioterrorist threats. The panel emphasized
the importance of educating medical students to detect the
presence of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in the event
of being presented with symptomatic patients. More >>
Lawsuit Filed Against Princeton Review
The AAMC filed a lawsuit in March against the Princeton
Review, Inc., a company whose services include preparation
for the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) and other national
standardized exams. More >>
Containing SARS: University of Toronto Rises to the Challenge
SARS first appeared in the far southern Chinese province
of Guang-dong last November. This quiet beginning, of what
would become a global concern, barely registered on the media's
radar screen. More >>
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Nanotechnology: The Science of the Very Small
"Nanotechnology is giving us the opportunity to interface
with biology at sub-molecular levels, enabling us to finally
'talk' to a biological entity from the molecular to the organism
level with a single intervention. More >>
Innovations in Medical Education:
Doctor in the Court
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A Word from the
President:
Clinical Investigators for a Global Future
Viewpoint:
Summer School, NIH Style
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