who served as Associate Book Editor, was responsible for keeping track of the Books, the Readers of Hepatology are invited to contact the Book Editor to nominate hepatological books to be reviewed Reviewers, the Reviews and the Book Editor-a thankless task. and/or reviewers (themselves or others) to review them.
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