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Timetable 3st course/5st semester - groups BA-301-324
|Day |Periods |BA-301 |
| | | |
| |9.55-11.|Fundamentals of bioethics and biosafety (lecture) 581 |
| |30 | |
| | |Pathomorphology (lecture) 581 Protsenko |
| |11.40-13|Propedeutic of pediatry (lecture) 581 Kushch |
| |.15 | |
| | |General surgery (lecture) 581 Andreev
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