Equal educational opportunity programs in American medical schools

Immigration and African American Educational Opportunity: Are Language Minority Students Transforming U.S. Schools?

This paper uses school-level data available from the Schools and Staffing Survey and the California Department of Education to assess the extent to which African Americans versus non-Hispanic whites attend schools with children with Limited English Proficiency (LEP). When examined at the national level, LEP students do not “crowd” the schools attended by most African American and non-Hispanic w...

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Teaching of physiology in American medical schools.

Encounter on the Airwaves This article, describing the poignant feelings of our Executive Director as he defended the use of animals in research on a Washington-based radio talk show, is important for you to read to grasp the real intent of animal rights activists and to formulate a means of communicating the importance of animal research to local citizens when you are called on to defend our l...

Educational environment in traditional and innovative medical schools: a study in four undergraduate medical schools.

INTRODUCTION The undergraduate curricula of medical schools in King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia, Umm Al-Qura University, Saudi Arabia and Sana'a University, Republic of Yemen are traditional, like most of the medical schools in the Middle East region. The curriculum in Dundee University Medical School, UK, claims to follow the prescriptions of the UK General Medical Council to be outcom...

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By sequencing tens of millions of TCRa transcripts from naive mouse CD8 T cells, Genolet et al (2012) show that the TCRa repertoire is at least as diverse as the TCRb repertoire. This overturns a long held view in the field that recombination of the Tcra locus occurs in a co-ordinate sequential bidirectional manner that relies on proximity of Va and Ja gene segments. The observation that rearra...