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This is a guide to finding books in the Medical Library by call number. Each bookshelf range has a number and sides A and B. Book Stack Ranges Shelf number Range content Starts with Ends with 1A Reference & Media Reserve REF A-Z MEDIA RESERVE 1B Media VC BF VC Z 2A AS - Q AS Q 123 H 2B Q - QH Q 124 QH 546 3A QH - QS QH 573 QS 504 B 3B QS - QT QS 504 B QT 260 S 4A QT - QU QT 260 S QU 85 I 4B QU QU 85 L QU 135 S 5A QU - QV QU 135 S QV 38 B 5B QV QV 38 C QV 600 G 6A QV QV 600 G QV 772 P 6B QV - QW QV 772 P QW 504 7A QW - QX QW 504 QX 4 O 7B QX - QZ QX 4 S QZ 16 8A QZ QZ 16 QZ 200 F 8B QZ QZ 200 G

John M. Flack, MD, MPH, is a board-certified internal medicine specialist and an American Society of Hypertension (ASH)-certified Clinical Hypertension specialist. He completed an NIH post-doctoral fellowship in cardiovascular epidemiology at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. He received internal medicine residency training as well as his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center where he was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) medical honor society; he also served as chief medical resident at OU. Flack also received a bachelor's degree in

Recent Publications Addressing COVID-19 Addressing Children's Health Disparities Addressing Health Disparities of Sexual and Gender Minority Populations Addressing Health Disparities in People Who Use Drugs Addressing Cancer Health Disparities Addressing Rural Health Addressing Sexually Transmitted Diseases Addressing HPV Disparities Addressing Population Health Policy Briefs Articles Published Before 2019 Addressing COVID-19 Rains A, York M, Bolinski R, Ezell J, Ouellet LJ, Jenkins WD, Pho MT. Attitudes Toward Harm Reduction and Low-threshold Healthcare During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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RPC roster for Fiscal Year 2020.

The primary function of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to formulate and execute policies related to research at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. The RPC also advises the administration on faculty issues pertaining to research. In this capacity, the committee initiates policy changes designed to enhance the research environment at the School. To assist in the accomplishment of these objectives, the RPC actively solicits input from the faculty, administrators, and staff. If you wish to place a research-related issue on the RPC agenda, please contact Brandon Cox, Ph.D