Medical education in South Carolina, 1905-2004, as reflected in The Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
Bryan, C.S.; Worthington, W.Curtis.
Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association 101(7): 275-279
2005
ISSN/ISBN: 0038-3139 PMID: 16312985 Document Number: 584792
Medical education has from meager beginnings prospered in South Carolina through the past century, with most of the key advances being captured in The Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association.
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