published on May 6, 2008
At a poster session, students in medicine and public health explore topics from gene regulation to total disc replacement and hear a keynote address by a pioneer in hematology.
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Is there a doctor in the house?
You bet. Real doctors and students impersonating doctors turned out to administer a strong dose of irreverent good humor, washed down with some infectious song and dance, during this year’s second year show.
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