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ULBUM OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY: LOCATION OF ORGANS
ULBUM OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY: LOCATION OF ORGANS
1. THE LIVER
2. THE HEART
Godfrey Kateregga as the author and administrator of this page, is a Ugandan youth male Graduate from Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Medicine, Western Uganda. He is a medical scientist with over half a decade in instructing medical students and, interested in sharing medical information and medical informatics plus ICT, widely experienced in training Adults with special needs.
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