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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Pathology 2.0: The Time Has Come
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Is this Pathology 2.0?
http://frontalcortex.com/?page=oll
Rumor has it, they use it at Mayo to train neurology residents.
Yes, Agent 86, it is indeed Pathology 2.0. I'm not sure why people are writing paper textbooks anymore. That's so 20th century. ;)
The whole concept of Pathology 2.0 seems like defining pornography, i.e., "I can't define it but I know it when I see it."
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