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T M Allan
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ABO blood groups and sex ratio at birth.
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ABO blood groups and sex ratio at birth.
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ABO and Rh blood groups in relation to sex ratio of sibs.
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ABO blood-groups and venous thromboembolism.
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ABO blood-groups and superficial puerperal thrombophlebitis.
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ABO groups and myelomatosis.
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Incidence of blood-group B in myocardial infarction.
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Venous thromboembolism and blood-group.
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ABO and Rh blood groups in relation to marital status and childlessness in blood donors.
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Maternal Rh immunization.
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ABO and Rh blood groups in relation to blood donors' sibs.
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ABO blood groups and ischaemic heart disease in men.
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Seasonal distribution of deaths from cancer.
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Letter: ABO blood groups and atherosclerosis.
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ABO blood groups, age and work in ischaemic heart disease.
In a series of male survivors of ischaemic heart disease there were fewer patients belonging to the risk-factor blood group (group A) before than after age 55 who were either non-infarction patients in light work or infarction patients in active or heavy work. Conversely, there were more A's before than after age 55 who were either non-infarction patients in active or heavy work or infarction patients in light work.
ABO blood groups and age groups in surgical venous thromboembolism.
In a series of cases of surgical thromboembolism there were significant age differences in the ratio of cases of blood group A to those of blood group O, the ratio being highest in the youngest age groups.