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Remembering the Fallen Soldier: John McCrae on Flanders Fields
The name John McCrae is not one instantly recognized in the annals of medical history. Although a friend and colleague of such giants as William Osler and Harvey Cushing, McCrae's contribution to history is the mournful poem In Flanders Field, which he wrote on a World War I battlefield during a...
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