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This Just In

Medical Terrorism Book Controversy

Mixed Reviews for Jihad and American Medicine
Anesthesiologist-Author Catching Heat for Book on Medical Terrorism
Publishing your first book should be reason to celebrate. For San Diego anesthesiologist Adam F. Dorin, MD, MBA, the backlash over Jihad and American Medicine, his 187-page examination of medical terrorism, has been just the opposite.

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