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From: "Samuel Bloom (COM-M)" <sb5@doc.mssm.edu>
To: MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY <MedSoc@csf.colorado.edu>
Subject: Re: Medsoctraining
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With thanks to Peter Conrad, I would like to clarify my message about
medsotraining. I am interested in all graduate programs supported by NIMH
or other sources which include medical sociology specifically or possibly.
That other areas of focus are included is OK. Indeed my assumption is that
few if any programs remain which are exclusively for medical sociology,
but if they are, I need to know about them, but not only them. I hope this
is clear.
	Again my thanks to those who have already answered and those who
will.


Sam Bloom