The Beeper [2001 Vol. 11, No. 4]
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Features this week include: Search committees formed for 2 deans; Telepsychiatry helps patients in rural areas; Neurophysiologist probes body's balancing act; Chair established in transplant surgery, immunology at MCG; Researcher-transplant surgeon joins MCG faculty; Globetrotting employees reminisce about travels; Police Bureau update; Medical illustrator mergers art, science and computers; U.S. Department of Labor representative to lecture; School of Nursing offers on-line R.N./B.S.N. program; Mouth ulcers require specific diagnosis; Dr. John C. Howard, retired professor emeritus, dies; MCG HealthCare kicks off "Relay for Life"; Moretz surgical society meeting March 2, 3.Citation
The Beeper, 2001, Vol. 11, No. 4Affiliation
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2001: Vol. 114
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