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Blog CommentaryLast year, one of Oxford University’s great medical legends received a long awaited transplant. Long the close confidant and trusted aide to generations of doctors and medical students, it had now become impersonal, grossly overweight, and unwieldy. Oxford University Press’s Textbook of Medicine, 5th Edition, first published in 1983, long regarded as perhaps the most comprehensive...
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