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To the Editor: My initial response to the "new" New England Journal of Medicine that lay on my desk that fateful Friday morning of July 5, 1996, was to turn as white as the cover while murmuring, "Et tu, Brute?" As a faithful 12-year reader of the Journal, my response — while a bit dramatic — is certainly understandable. During those 12 years, I watched as my original medical education became as obsolete as the shag carpeting I used to lie on while studying. But during the subsequent unending race to keep pace with the explosive advances in medical knowledge, . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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