Then I aploigize, and thus see no reason as to why many DMD schools have a different didactic focus. I know for a fact that many DMD schools offer a completely different didactic focus for the reasons I listed. See below for one example.
UConn-DMD--Their BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES [didactic]
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-Biochemistry
-Human Biology--->histology, etc. (13 weeks)
-Organ Systems 1--->neuroanatomy, and gross anatomy of the head and neck (7 weeks)
-Organ Systems 2--->heart lungs, kidney, gross anatomy of the thorax, intro to biostats and epidemiology(9 weeks)
-Organ Systems 3---> GI tract, endocrine systems, and reproductive organs (9 weeks)
-General Pathology (4 weeks)
-Pharmacology (4 weeks)
-Infectious Disease (4 weeks)
-Diseases of Homeostasis (7 weeks)
-Oncology (3 weeks)
-Diseases of Metabolism (3 weeks)
-Diseases of the Nervous System (4 weeks)
-Diseases of the Reproductive Systems (2 weeks)
-Immune and Non-Immune Mediated Diseases of Skin, ConnectiveTissue, and Bones/Joints (2 weeks)
VCU-DDS [didactic]
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-Histology
-Pathology
-biochemistry
-neuroanatomy
-Physiology
Seems like a didactic difference to me.