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Old 08-22-2002, 04:46 PM   #1
marikimo
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Hi. I am a 4th yr and am interested in going into primary care Internal Med. I live in Boston and am applying only to programs in this area. There are alot of great programs in the area...both "academic" and more community-based. I was wondering two things:
1. How different really are the P Care IM residency programs as compared to just plain categorical medicine (in general).
2. What are benefits/disadvantages of community vs academic IM residency programs.
Thanks for any info you can provide!!!!!!!!!!!
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