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Debate over ADA Library cuts not over yet
With the ADA Library officially in limbo, it's time for its supporters to voice their concerns to ADA leadership about the dismantling of this historic resource without a measured plan in place to meet the needs of the association's history and future, according to Dr. Mary Hayes, a practicing dentist with a master's degree in medical library science.
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ADA should think twice about dismantling library
In an era when electronic information and misinformation are so easily attainable, Dr. Mary Hayes -- a practicing dentist with a master's degree in medical library science -- believes the ADA is making a big mistake in shutting down one of the largest repositories of dental knowledge in the world.
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