Biomedical subjects
D M PILLSBURY
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FIRSTS IN TRANSOCEANIC TELSTAR.
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APPLICANTS, APPLICATIONS, ENROLLMENT, AND MCAT DATA FOR ENTERING CLASS 1963-64 IN UNITED STATES MEDICAL SCHOOLS.
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Intradermal steroid therapy. Hemorrhagic lichen sclerosus et atrophicus.
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Memoir of John Hinchman STOKES (1885-1961).
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Dr. Hinchman STOKES, 1885-1961.
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Use and abuse of x-ray therapy for benign skin conditions with particular reference to x-ray atrophy.
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On nourishing dermatologic research.
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Fingertip hyperesthesia; solitary sign of new occupational dermatosis due to silica hair curlers.
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A view of keratosis follicularis (Darier's disease) as a neoplastic process.
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Specific systemic antibiotic therapy in familial benign chronic pemphigus.
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Griseofulvin therapy in dermatophytic infections.
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The treatment of psoriasis and other dermatoses with triamcinolone (aristocort).
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Preclinical training and clinical dermatology.
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In memoriam: Frederick Deforest Weidman, 1881-1956.
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Topical and systemic therapy in diseases affecting the skin.
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Treatment of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus with chloroquine (araten).
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