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Cardiology Team Form a Heart for Heart Health Month 260206-D-EC642-1041 from Navy Medicine uploaded February 2026
Mitral Disease from National Library of Medicine uploaded September 2024
La Gymnastique des Organes =: Organ Gymnastics from National Library of Medicine uploaded September 2024
NIH Career Day: Explore Your Options from National Library of Medicine uploaded June 2024
Asymptomatic Primary Hyperparathyroidism: a Perspective for the 21st Century from National Library of Medicine uploaded April 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
Open-Heart Surgery, NIH, 1955. Photo by R. Perry from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2024
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Work with schools, 67th Street Branch : books on display, 'A...
- Christine Turner said:
Dunk Island, ca. 1925
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Vesna Verencevic said:
A nature lover's paradise, Dunk Island covers an area of 1,000 hectares, three-quarters of which is a National Park. Just four kilometers off the coast of Mission Beach, this hidden gem offers a unique landscape of tropical rainforest, rocky shores, hilly terrain, and secluded beaches. It won’t take you long to see why the Indigenous people call this tropical island Coonanglebah, “the island of peace and plenty”. The best way to take in the full beauty of Dunk Island is along the three-hour Island Circuit trail. Starting at your beach-side accommodation, hike up to the Mount Kootaloo summit (the top of the island) for panoramic views over the Family Islands. Continue on through Palm Valley and walk along Coconut Beach before putting your feet up back at the campsite for a well-deserved rest. Source: www.queensland.com/nz/en/places-to-see/experiences/island...
Waverly Place
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Galit Rozenbaum גלית רוזנבאום said:
i like your work.
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Agnieszka Bublijewska said:
womderful !!!
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solcitoci said:
i like! that picture!.
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Canardo said:
No wizards here, yet.
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parkluck said:
This is actually the northwest corner of Mercer and 4th St. It's facing North. The building in the left foreground used to be The Bottom Line. I'll soon post a today picture.