The action of some nucleotoxic substances on pregnancy.
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Antineoplastic Agents↗
Biomedical subjects
D JACKSON
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The value of tuberculin testing.
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Humans↗
A clinical study of the use of skin homografts for burns.
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Allografts↗
Malignant melanoma; a case series.
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Humans↗
The relationship of vitamin D administration to the prevalence of rickets observed at autopsy during the first two years of life.
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Autopsy↗
Observations on the behavior of exfoliated cells from breasts of dogs in tissue culture.
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Animals↗
Prevention of transfusion reactions by intravenous chlor-trimeton maleate.
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Anti-Allergic Agents↗
The prevalence of rickets at autopsy during the first two years of age.
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Autopsy↗
Pulmonary histoplasmosis.
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Histoplasmosis↗
The principles of the treatment of burns.
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Burns↗
Study of breast secretion for detection of intramammary pathologic change and of silent papilloma.
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Breast↗
The measurement of caries susceptibility.
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Dental Caries↗
The clinical diagnosis of dental caries.
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Dental Caries↗
The prevalence of scurvy at autopsy during the first two years of age.
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Autopsy↗
Results of electrosurgical radical mastectomy, with routine skin graft and postoperative x-ray therapy; a review of 309 cases.
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Diathermy↗