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Surgical time out: Our counts are still short on racial diversity in academic surgery

Jonathan S. Abelson, Matthew M. Symer, Heather Yeo, Paris D. Butler, Patrick T. Dolan, Tracy Ann Moo, Anthony C. Watkins

2017-07-01articleThe American Journal of Surgery135 citationsclosed

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