The natural history of homozygous sickle-cell anaemia in Central Africa.
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Africa, Central↗
Biomedical subjects
A B RAPER
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Maintenance of high sickling rate in an African community.
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Anemia↗
The maintenance of different sickling rates in similar populations.
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Anemia↗
Sickling in relation to morbidity from malaria and other diseases.
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Anemia↗
Coenurus cysts in man: five cases from East Africa.
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Africa, Eastern↗
Sparganosis; with report of two cases.
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Humans↗
Haemoglobin D in Indians of Gujerati origin in Uganda.
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Hemoglobins↗
Malaria and the sickling trait.
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Anemia↗
Simple principles in the haematological diagnosis of sickle cell anaemia.
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Anemia↗
A fatal case of yellow fever in a European in Uganda.
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Humans↗
Nephritis and allied lesion in Central Africans; a contribution from autopsy work.
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Arylsulfonates↗
Medical writing in East Africa: the East African Medical Journal, 1924-1952.
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Africa, Eastern↗
Cancer of the lung in Africans: a report of six autopsies.
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Autopsy↗
Sickle cell inheritance in, a case of disputed paternity.
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Family Relations↗
Schistosoma bovis infection in man.
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Animals↗
Splenosis: a sequel of rupture of the spleen.
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Humans↗