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The Medical Violet, 1956
The Medical Violet is the academic yearbook of the New York University College of Medicine.
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The Medical Violet, 1951
The Medical Violet is the academic yearbook of the New York University College of Medicine.Image
Medical Bulletin - May 1936
The Medical Bulletin is the official publication of the Students' Association of the NYU School of Medicine. It was established to serve as a medium of expression of student thought and student interests—be they medical, social, or cultural.Image
The Medical Violet, 1944
The Medical Violet is the academic yearbook of the New York University College of Medicine.Image
Medical Bulletin - December 1936
The Medical Bulletin is the official publication of the Students' Association of the NYU School of Medicine. It was established to serve as a medium of expression of student thought and student interests—be they medical, social, or cultural.Image
The Medical Violet, 1959
The Medical Violet is the academic yearbook of the New York University College of Medicine.Image
New York University Medical Quarterly - Spring 1961 Alumni Day Issue
Published quarterly in the interest of the School of Medicine of New York University and its alumni by New York University.Image
Medical Bulletin - May 1937
The Medical Bulletin is the official publication of the Students' Association of the NYU School of Medicine. It was established to serve as a medium of expression of student thought and student interests—be they medical, social, or cultural.Image
Medical Bulletin - April 1938
The Medical Bulletin is the official publication of the Students' Association of the NYU School of Medicine. It was established to serve as a medium of expression of student thought and student interests—be they medical, social, or cultural.Image
Medical Bulletin - November 1936
The Medical Bulletin is the official publication of the Students' Association of the NYU School of Medicine. It was established to serve as a medium of expression of student thought and student interests—be they medical, social, or cultural.