New England Journal of Medicine
A prestigious peer-reviewed medical journal published by the Massachusetts Medical Society, considered one of the most influential medical journals in the world.
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"And I wanted I was interested in medicine. So I read the New England Journal of Medicine. I had to look at the New England Journal of Medicine to talk to the 20 department heads."
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"There's a quote I always talk about, from the New England Journal of Medicine, that said we should use new drugs as soon as they come out before the side effects develop."
More from Mark Hyman, MD →"So we finished a big clinical trial last year which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine in the fall."
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"It was in the New England Journal of Medicine. I don't remember who published this."
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