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Medicine on the Net, July 2009

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This issue of Medicine on the Net examines how Medical informatics is playing a significant role in a unique, newly-launched partnership between Durham-based Duke University and the Durham, NC community. This issue also includes an online guide to skin cancer and obesity-related co-morbidities, as well as an overview of new healthcare Web sites.

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