Biomedical subjects
B VAHLQUIST
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Complications of immunization.
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[Consequences of long-term iron overloading].
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Chronic granulocytic leukemia in childhood.
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[Blood transfusions in children].
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Breast feeding and artificial feeding; a clinical, serological, and biochemical study in 402 infants, with a survey of the literature; the Norrbotten study.
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[Child care centers for infants & young children].
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[Care centers for infants & young children. II. Nutritional problems].
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[Medical education in the U.S.A., according to a current impression].
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Infectious mononucleosis and pseudo-mononucleosis in childhood.
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[Cerebral palsy care, as seen from the regional standpoint].
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[Systematic vaccination with combined vaccines (diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough) in infants; serological and clinical studies].
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[Recent studies on physiological & pathological iron metabolism].
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Chronic refractory hypochromic anaemia with disturbed haem-metabolism.
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Breast milk and cow's milk in infant feeding; skeletal development during the first year of life.
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The physiology of gamma globulin.
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