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Includes articles on: Dr. Laurel Case's advocacy to bring family practices to rural areas in Oregon, the potential role of vitamin C in immune systems, Dr. Linderman's plans for the School of Nursing, John Long named Hospital associate administrator, personal stories of parking officers, dental students treat inmates at correctional institution.

Title
University of Oregon Health Sciences Center news, 1976 October
Date
1976 October
Creator
Oregon Health & Science University
Subject (Name)
Lindeman, Carol Ann
Long, John
Case, Laurel G.
Subject (Topic)
Family Practice
Ascorbic Acid
Student registration
Parking Facilities
Race discrimination
Prisoners
Type
Periodical
DOI
https://doi.org/10.6083/bpxhc44181
Source
Collection name: University News and Publications print collection
Collection number: 2004-003
Record Appears in
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Publisher
Oregon Health & Science University
Language
English
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