THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE INCREASED MORTALITY FROM EXOPHTHALMIC GOITRE IN AUSTRALIA AFTER 1923.
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Aging↗
Biomedical subjects
I GREENWALD
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THE SYNDROME OF CONGENITAL DEAFNESS AND SIMPLE GOITRE.
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Congenital Hypothyroidism↗
POSSIBLE RECONCILIATION ON THE "IODINE-LACK" AND "INFECTION" HYPOTHESES.
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Goiter↗
History of goiter in New York State.
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The history and character of goitre in Canada.
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Canada↗
[Did goiter exist in pre-Hispanic Peru?].
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Goiter↗
Notes on the history of goitre in Sweden. (Remarks on its significance for the aetiology of the disorder).
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Goiter↗
The history and character of goiter in Central America and Mexico. Its significance for the etiology and prevention of the disease.
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Biomedical Research↗
The relation of endemic goiter to deaf-mutism.
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Deafness↗
The history of goiter in the Inca Empire: Peru, Chile and the Argentine Republic; its significance for the etiology of the disease.
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Animals↗
Observations on the history of goiter in Ohio and in West Virginia.
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Goiter↗
Effects of inhalation of low concentrations of sulfur dioxide upon man and other mammals.
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Air Pollution↗
Some notes on the history of goitre in Ceylon.
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Goiter↗
The human requirement for iodine.
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Goiter↗