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From bench to bedside

Nature volume 424, pages 1090–1091 (2003)Cite this article

The training takes longer, but those willing to invest extra time in getting to grips with both basic and clinical research can reap the benefits, not least in job satisfaction, says Karen Kreeger.

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  1. Karen Kreeger is a freelance science writer based in Media, Pennsylvania.

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