November 1, 2002 | Volume 3, Issue 4
Q Fever! - Medical Humor And Satire For The Healthcare Professional
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Facing Blood Shortage, Hospitals Turn To Jehovah's Witnesses
Recruiting efforts expected to decrease need for transfusions

"Confusing" Brand, Generic Drug Name System To Be Replaced
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