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What do you remember most about the earlyyears of ABEM?

‘‘It was a constant battle with the organized medical hierarchy, but the principleswe advocated were so positive.’’

R. R. HANNAS, MDPresident of ABEM, 1983–1984ABEM Director, 1976–1988