In more from our interview with Dr. Durie, hear more about how interactions with his father’s doctor piqued Dr. Durie’s interest in medicine, and learn the fun party trick he picked up from microscope work in medical school: recognizing patients by their blood!
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August 2019, Volume 5, Issue 10
This issue features a debate about gun control as a health care issue, a look at blood services in Israel and Palestine, and more.
