Biomedical subjects
C R Stark
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Twins and perinatal mortality: a comparison between single and twin births in Minnesota and in Norway, 1967--1973.
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Analysis of birth weight, gestational age, and fetal viability, U. S. births, 1968.
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An evaluation of newborn mortality and premature trends at Columbia Hospital for Women, Washington, D.C. 1967-1970.
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Infectious hepatitis and Down's syndrome.
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Simian virus 40 in polio vaccine: follow-up of newborn recipients.
Soon after birth, when susceptibility to carcinogens should be enhanced, a group of children received oral polio vaccine which was later found to contain significant amounts of simian virus 40. Eight years after the incident, no cancer deaths have been observed among the vaccinated children, but continued surveillance is needed before concluding that simian virus 40 is innocuous to man.
Intravascular coagulation and hyaline-membrane disease.
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Intravascular coagulation and hyaline-membrane disease of the newborn.
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Computation of indirect-adjusted rates in the presence of confounding.
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Lack of seasonal- or temporal-spatial clustering of Down's syndrome births in Michigan.
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Paternal age in Down's syndrome.
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Effects of maternal age and birth order on the risk of mongolism and leukemia.
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Home and in-center hemodialysis patients--a descriptive study.
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