The Art of Medicine: Taking a Military History
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Title: The Forgotten Question: Taking a Military History
Authors:
Meredith Bertrand, NP1
Eugenia Betz, MD1,2
Alice Grant, NP1
Leila Haghighat, MD1,2
Janet Ku, NP1
Sumit R. Kumar, MD1,2
Mona Lalehzari, MD1,2
Benjamin Y. Lu, MD1,2
J. Nicholas Pumilia, MD1,2
Jonathan Stock, MD1,2
Anna Reisman, MD1,2,3
1. VA Centers of Excellence in Primary Care Education, West Haven Veterans Affairs Hospital, West Haven, CT
2. Department of Internal Medicine, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT
3. Program for Humanities in Medicine, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT.
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