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AAMC Reporter: February 2009
In the News
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CTSA Program Links Researchers,
Spurs Discovery
The Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) program was
created in 2006 to bring scientific discoveries to the patient's
bedside, train the next generation of clinical and translational
researchers, and engage communities in the clinical research
process.
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Viewpoint
"A Blueprint for Better Cancer Care"
By Ellen Stovall, acting president and CEO, National Coalition
for Cancer Survivorship
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The Print Issue
- Support Grows for Comparative Effectiveness Research
- Encouraging Young Students to Choose Medicine
- From Both Sides of the Lens: Videography in Medical Education
- Research InRoads
- In Brief
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