Biomedical subjects
J RENDLE-SHORT
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MATERNAL RUBELLA. THE PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF A CASE.
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CHILD CARE, PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.
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The child in hospital.
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Diffuse progressive interstitial fibrosis of the lungs in childhood (Hamman-Rich syndrome).
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The puff test. An attempt to assess the intelligence of young children by use of a conditioned reflex.
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Haemolytic anaemia in osteopetrosis. A report of two cases.
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Obesity in childhood: a clinical trial of phenmetrazine.
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William CADOGAN, eighteenth-century physician.
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The prognosis for the foetus of mothers of forty years of age and over.
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Two cases of subacute inclusion body encephalitis (Van Bogaert's encephalitis.
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Acute rheumatic fever in children; a comparison of six forms of treatment in 200 cases.
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Cortisone and salicylates in chronic relapsing rheumatic carditis.
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Worms in history with special reference to children.
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Dioctyl sodium sulphosuccinate in the treatment of constipation.
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The Rotherham lead-poisoning outbreak.
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Fibrocystic disease of the pancreas presenting with acute salt depletion.
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