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Continuing medical education workshop at Hyderabad

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HYDERABAD: About 500 doctors from all over the country have attended the annual CME (Continual Medical Education) programme organised by Yashoda Hospital here on Sunday.

The daylong workshop covered a variety of medical and surgical disciplines. It included live demonstration (through video transmission) of medical, surgical and cardiac procedures. The life-style associated disorders of the lung and heart were extensively discussed.

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