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<p><span style="font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:13px;background-color:rgb(255,255,255);">Navy and Marine Corps Medical News November 2010</span>
</p><p>Navy Surgeon General Receives Djibouti's Highest Honor for Navy Medical Research ...1
Navy Medicine’s Commitment to Wounded Warrior Care ...2
Lejeune "Welcome Back" Program Assists Wounded Warriors ...3
Focusing on Abilities, Achievements of our Wounded Warriors ...4
New Multimedia Toolkit Helps Families Cope with Deployments ...4
Naval Hospital Bremerton Unveils New Breast Health Center ...5
Navy Medical Research Unit Confronts Lassa Fever in Ghana ...6
New Disease Reporting System Making Its Way Across DoD...7
Patient-Centered Care Gets a Medical Home in Navy Medicine ...7
“The Lucky Few” Premiers at the Smithsonian Institute ...8
Giving Back to Those Who Give So Much ...10
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<br>Subjects: MEDNEWS; NH Bremerton; MEDEVAC Welcome  Back (MWB) program; NAMRU-3; Ghana; Africa; Lassa Fever; e Navy Disease Reporting System (NDRSi); NAVY AND MARINE CORPS PUBLIC  HEALTH CENTER (NMCPHC); Vietnam War; USS Kirk; humanitarian assistance; film; history of medicine</div>
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery</div>
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