Sports Medicine 2014

Jun 27th, 2014

Boston, MA

US

http://www.cme.hms.harvard.edu/courses/sportsmedicine

Phone:617-726-2970

This course focuses on advances in sports medicine and is designed for multidisciplinary learning. During two days there are separate, parallel tracks allowing registrants to focus on either imaging or management topics.

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