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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2012

Medicine without Evolution is Like Engineering without Physics (Randolph Nesse)

from UCLA Internal Medicine · host UCLA Internal Medicine

Dr. Nesse presents the second lecture in the Darwin on Rounds lecture series at Ronald Reagan-UCLA Grand Rounds.

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Dr. Nesse presents the second lecture in the Darwin on Rounds lecture series at Ronald Reagan-UCLA Grand Rounds.

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