Biomedical subjects
J FRIEDMAN
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A SYMPTOM AND ITS SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION IN EARLIEST MEMORIES.
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ECTOPIC SUBLINGUAL GLANDS; REPORT OF A CASE.
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POSSIBLE SOMATIC CELL MATING IN TWIN CATTLE WITH ERYTHROCYTE MOSAICISM.
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ELECTROLYTE CHANGES FOLLOWING TRANSABDOMINAL INTRAOVULAR INJECTION OF HYPERTONIC SALINE. A PRELIMINARY REPORT.
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THE J SUBSTANCE OF CATTLE. VIII. THE J-LIKE SUBSTANCE OF RABBITS AND THE PRODUCTION OF IMMUNE ANTI-J.
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Infantile cortical hyperostosis.
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Penetration of corneal opacities by infrared electronics.
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Nasomandibular fixation: treatment of jaw fractures in edentulous patients.
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Effects of roentgen radiation and cortisone on susceptibility of mice to Candida albicans.
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A modified screening in questionnaire for servicewomen.
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Concepts of inhalation therapy 1956.
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Dens in dente.
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Discography in evaluation of lumbar disk lesions.
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The synergistic effects of roentgen radiation and cortisone upon susceptibility of mice to pathogenic microorganisms.
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Roentgen studies of the effects on the small intestine from emotional disturbances.
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The combined effects of cortisone and roentgen radiation upon natural and induced resistance to homoiotransplantation of mouse leukemia, line Ib.
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