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The Battlefield...Good Medicine in Bad Places
James B. Peake, MD, former Surgeon General of the Army and Secretary of the VA presented a lecture "The Battlefield...Good Medicine in Bad Places" as part of the department's 2012 Alumni Day events. Please note that some photos are graphic in nature.
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Jun 19, 2012