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Most of them are way too in depth for USMLE purposes. These are just the books for the first year of med school for Pakistani med schools. The good thing is, once you've finished these books, if you ever feel the need to go into more detail when you're studying for the USMLE from books like First Aid or Kaplan Lecture notes/Qbanks, you can always use these as references because you'll already know exactly where to find the information you're looking for.
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