Incorporating Medical Museum Specimens Into the Training of Environmental Health Students
Xenobiotics, radiation, and other environmental health risk factors leave their mark on human organs. This can be demonstrated through the use of pathology museum specimens. Upon completing two semesters of postgraduate studies in environmental health, a tour of the Museum of Pathology is offered to...
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Main Authors: | Sotirios Maipas (Author), Sofia Liossi (Author), Anastasia Konstantinidou (Author), Marlen Mouliou (Author), Andreas C Lazaris (Author), Effie Papageorgiou (Author), Nikolaos Kavantzas (Author) |
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2023-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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