The Military Surgeon: Journal of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Volume 31The Association, 1912 |
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... observation , the actual existence and degree of the alleged disability for which admission to sick report was au- thorized . The arrangement is one which does not conduce to careful diagnosis ; and if continued any length of time with ...
... observation , the actual existence and degree of the alleged disability for which admission to sick report was au- thorized . The arrangement is one which does not conduce to careful diagnosis ; and if continued any length of time with ...
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... observation but has been fre- quently alluded to by Russian writers . The necessity of competent mili- tary training for the medical department of armies must become more manifest with the more careful the study of war organization ...
... observation but has been fre- quently alluded to by Russian writers . The necessity of competent mili- tary training for the medical department of armies must become more manifest with the more careful the study of war organization ...
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... observations , arrived at by crude experimentation , has proven one of the most benefi- cent contributions to medical science which we have had . Think of the untold misery and commercial loss it would entail should we have such an ...
... observations , arrived at by crude experimentation , has proven one of the most benefi- cent contributions to medical science which we have had . Think of the untold misery and commercial loss it would entail should we have such an ...
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... observations were : first , the accuracy and completeness of description of the gastric juice ; second , the confirmation of the observation of Prout that the important acid of the gastric juice was hydrochloric ; third , the ...
... observations were : first , the accuracy and completeness of description of the gastric juice ; second , the confirmation of the observation of Prout that the important acid of the gastric juice was hydrochloric ; third , the ...
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... observation was soon confirmed by a number of observers to be true in the human race . As a result , we now know how malaria can be prevented . First , any individual with malaria is dangerous to the community and should invariably be ...
... observation was soon confirmed by a number of observers to be true in the human race . As a result , we now know how malaria can be prevented . First , any individual with malaria is dangerous to the community and should invariably be ...
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