[Prevention of tuberculosis in the army].
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Biomedical Research↗
Biomedical subjects
H REBER
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[Paper chromatographic demonstration of chloramphenicol and its reduction products in the urine].
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Body Fluids↗
[Influenza vaccination; application and antibody formation].
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Antibodies↗
[Influenza vaccination; experiences with vaccination of the personnel of the Bueger hospital in Basel, Switzerland 1951].
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Hospitals↗
[Clinical-experimental research on terramycin therapy].
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Biomedical Research↗
[Clinical-experimental research on terramycin therapy].
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Biomedical Research↗
[Significance of an antibiotic formula for therapy].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
[The bacterial flora in duodenitis].
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Duodenitis↗
[Total inhibition of Shwartzman's phenomenon in the rabbit by a synthetic antihistamine derived from phenothiazine].
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Animals↗
[Influence of synthetic antihistamines on the evolution of experimental microbial infections].
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Anti-Allergic Agents↗
[Effect upon the kidneys of massive injections of casein and certain substituted compounds].
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Caseins↗
[Problem of relapse in typhoid fever treated with chloromycetin].
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Chloramphenicol↗
[Surgical disinfection of the hands and doctrine unity].
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Disinfection↗