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Aug 2023

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Chapter 4: Pulmonology - Neoplasia

Abdillahi Omar, M.D.

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Chapter 11: Dermatology - Itchy Dermatitis

Review of dermatologic conditions that have a prominent aspect of itching.

Chapter 11: Dermatology - Inherited Skin Disorders

A short section that reviews inherited skin disorders such as porphyria cutanea tarda, albinism, and Chédiak-Higashi.

Chapter 11: Dermatology - Drug-Related Skin Disorders

A brief review of skin disorders associated with commonly used medications.

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