2004•Journal of Clinical InvestigationOpen access

AAP Presidential Address The AAP and the transformation of medicine

Ralph Snyderman

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As much as I enjoy blazing new trails, my approach to this Presidential Address has followed the requisites faithfully taken by my illustrious predecessors. I have read the Constitution of the Association of American Physicians (AAP) developed in 1886, I have reviewed the history of the organization, and I have studied most of the Presidential Addresses delivered over the last decade.

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Key concepts: Presidential address, Presidential system, Constitution, Political science, Medicine, Law, Public administration, Politics