Biomedical subjects
J V Warren
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Henry A. Christian (1876-1951).
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Jokichi Takamine (1854-1922).
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Walter Bradford Cannon (1871-1945).
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Maxwell M. Wintrobe (1901-1986).
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Frank Billings (1854-1932).
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Monday morning sudden death.
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Early diagnosis of congestive heart failure.
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Alice Hamilton, M.D. (1869-1970).
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David Marine (1880-1978).
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Cecil James Watson, M.D. (1901-1983).
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The evolution of evolution.
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William Withering revisited: 200 years of the foxglove.
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One man's pursuit of excellence.
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The first university-owned hospital (1869): Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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A crisis in medical education. Thoughts on listening to a conference on medical education for the 21st century.
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Effectiveness of advanced paramedics in a mobile coronary care system.
The mobilized coronary care system in Columbus, Ohio, began with operation of a single vehicle with a physician in attendance. Currently, advanced emergency medical technician-paramedics work without direct physician supervision. When both experiences are compared, the results indicate that advanced emergency medical technician-paramedics working independently perform as well as physician counterparts.