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    Which one do you recommend:

    Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 20th Ed. or Stedman's Medical Dictionary, 28th ed.?

    Also, is there any place I can get them for free or at a discount?
     
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    I have stedmans' and I like it. Good entries, only con is that it spilts the alphabet in two, so you open either A-L or M-Z. It loads faster that way, but it is annoying to look up a C then an O then a D! :laugh:

    I got it for free becuase I got it as a birthday gift. I don't know of other discounts.

    I also have "Eponyms" a free dictionary I got off some website. Maybe mytreo.net, I'm not sure. It is a dictionary solely for eponyms (things names after grumpy old men and unfortunate patients) which can be really helpful and make you look really smart!
     
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