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Appendix IA, Table 2A.—US Medical School Enrollments for Academic Year 1997-1998 by Residence Status of New Entering Students, by Sex for All Students, and by Others for Whom Medical School Faculties Have Teaching Responsibilities
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Table 2A.—US Medical School Enrollments for Academic Year 1997-1998 by Residence Status of New Entering Students, by Sex for All Students, and by Others for Whom Medical School Faculties Have Teaching Responsibilities
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Appendix IA, Table 2B.—US Medical School Enrollments for Academic Year 1997-1998 by Residence Status of New Entering Students, by Sex for All Students, and by Others for Whom Medical School Faculties Have Teaching Responsibilities (cont)
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Table 2A.—US Medical School Enrollments for Academic Year 1997-1998 by Residence Status of New Entering Students, by Sex for All Students, and by Others for Whom Medical School Faculties Have Teaching Responsibilities
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Educational Programs in US Medical Schools, 1997-1998
Barbara Barzansky, Harry S. Jonas, and Sylvia I. Etzel
JAMA. 1998;280(9):803-808.
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