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The Harvard Health-Careers Summer Program

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Accelerated recruitment by all medical schools is essential to the overall goal of increasing the proportion of minority-group physicians within our population. In order to succeed, this activity must be complemented with efforts to enlarge the national pool of minority students interested in the health sciences.

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Wallace, W.D. (1977). The Harvard Health-Careers Summer Program. In: Melnick, V.L., Hamilton, F.D. (eds) Minorities in Science. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5851-1_27

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