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Nanomedicine: rethinking medical training.

Moore R.

The Institute of Nanotechnology, Stirling, UK. richard.moore@nano.org.uk

A change in perspective and an expansion in knowledge are required if society is to benefit from nanomedical products. As more products become a reality, the current concept of "disease" may be set to undergo a paradigm shift.

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