The Chronicle of Higher Education

Medical Students Think Key Topics Are Missing From Their Curricula, Survey Finds

By KATHERINE S. MANGAN

More than one-third of the nation's medical students responding to a recent survey said medical ethics was missing from their required curricula, and less than half were aware of courses that covered bioterrorism or disaster preparedness, according to a report released on Monday by the American...

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