Biomedical subjects
G LAROCHE
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[Alcohol as energy-food].
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[Use of testosterone in gynecological diseases].
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[The therapeutic problem of the combination of iodine and thyroxin with synthetic thyroid antagonists].
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A. Chauffard; 1855-1932.
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[Is alcohol an energy food?].
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[Clinical application and critical investigation of the thyroid iodine 131 test].
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[Clinical application and critical study of thyroid test with radioiodine].
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[Liver and sex hormones].
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[Prohibition of use of Indian hemp].
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[Value of laboratory tests in the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism].
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[Bone pathology on the work of Pierre Marie].
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[Comparative biological and clinical study of synthetic antithyroid therapy and surgery in Basedow's disease; respective indications and contraindications for such therapy].
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[Two cases of acute thyroid hypertrophy caused by iodine treatment of goiter].
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[The Italian Congress of Endocrinology, Viareggio, 1951].
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[Effect of cortisone in a case of adrenogenital syndrome; temporarily favorable action].
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[Induced ioduria in subjects affected with endemic goiter in a goitrogenic region. (Correze)].
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