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May 2003 Reporter Home
Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Michigan Diversity Case
Budget Outlook Mixed for Medical
Schools, Hospitals
Striking a 'Match': New Graduates
Ready for Their Next Step
Gastric
Bypass Surgery Offers New Hope for the Morbidly Obese
Innovations
in Medical Education: Medical Scholars in the Making
A Word From the President:
Setting Global Standards for Medical Education
Viewpoint: Guiding the
'IOM Generation'
A Day in the Life of a Medical
Student
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AAMC Reporter May 2003
Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Michigan Diversity Case
The parties in Grutter v. Bollinger, one of two lawsuits
challenging the University of Michigan's use of race as a
factor in admissions policies, presented oral arguments before
the US Supreme Court April 1. More >>
Budget Outlook Mixed for Medical Schools, Hospitals
Congressional budget wrangling before the spring recess
has left lawmakers with unfinished business for subsequent
actions that will have major impacts on medical schools and
teaching hospitals. More >>
 "A
Day in the Life of a Medical Student"
Runners-Up
Photograph: One of the runners-up to the AAMC Reporter
2002-2003 Photography Contest.
Gastric Bypass Surgery Offers New Hope for the Morbidly
Obese
Advances in the "Roux-en-Y" gastric bypass procedure have
helped the operation's popularity and are offering a solution
to the health problems associated with morbid obesity. More >>
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Striking a 'Match': New Graduates Ready For Their Next Step
Medical students gathered anxiously, eying unopened envelopes
containing the answers to where they would be spending the
next few years of their lives. More >>
Innovations in Medical Education:
Medical Scholars in the Making
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A Word from the President:
Setting Global Standards for Medical Education
Viewpoint: Guiding the
"IOM Generation"
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