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Economic report 2010 & budget 2011

EFCS ECONOMIC REPORT
2010 – 2011

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EFCS Publication

Dear colleagues, dear friends

We are a Scientific Federation devoted to Cytopathology and therefore we are used to recommending scientific publications concerning exclusively works about cytological topics.

But when one of our most famous cytopathologists who is also an expert in history of pathology is publishing a very « hot topic » then we have to recommend this work too.

Today we have the pleasure of proposing a link to the manuscript published by our treasurer Ambrogio Fassina and entitled « Triumphs and tribulations of COVID-19 vaccines: Lessons to be learned from smallpox epidemics in the 1700s »

Happy reading !