INCREASED DISPERSAL OF SKIN BACTERIA INTO THE AIR AFTER SHOWER-BATHS.
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Air Microbiology↗
Biomedical subjects
H BERNARD
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TUMOR OF THE ORGAN OF ZUCKERKANDL.
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Abdominal Neoplasms↗
[Therapeutics imitating nature].
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Coal Tar↗
[A work of French creation in Japan: Hospital of the Resurrection at Koyama].
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Hospitals↗
[Common points between alpha1-crystalline and the principle fraction F1 of the insoluble bovine crystalline].
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Animals↗
[Comments on certain aspects of the cardia of the esophagus].
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Cardia↗
[Porphyrin metabolism disorders in lead poisoning].
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Humans↗
[Treatment of mega-esophagus].
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Esophagus↗
[Action of certain activators and inhibitors on the biosynthesis of hemoglobin protoporphyrin by peripheral erythrocytes].
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Erythrocytes↗
[Contribution to the pathogenesis of tuberculosis following anti-diphtheria-anti-tetanus vaccinations].
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Diphtheria↗
[Problem of vaccinations].
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Immune System Diseases↗
[Synthetic origin of free erythrocyte hyperprotoporphyria determined in the rabbit by vitamin B12].
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Animals↗
[Tuberculosis: antibiotics or homeopathy?].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
[Diaphragmatic hernia in pregnancy; its relation to pyrosis in pregnancy].
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Diaphragm↗
[Acute abdominal form of porphyria with latent biological signs].
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Abdomen↗