Biomedical subjects
S G TAYLOR
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MEDICAL MANAGEMENT IN CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST.
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Hormonal treatment of breast cancer.
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Disseminated breast carcinoma. Some aspects in management.
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Cancer and the chemotherapist.
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The use of strontium-85 in the evaluation of bone metastases. A preliminary report.
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ROLE OF THE INTERNIST IN CANCER.
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FIRST REPORT ON THE NEW FIVE-YEAR PHYSICIAN TRAINING PROGRAM.
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EXPERIENCE WITH VINCRISTINE IN SOLID TUMORS.
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BIOCHEMICAL APPROACH TO CANCER SURGERY. ENDOCRINE ABLATIVE SURGERY.
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Examination of the breast.
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Endocrine ablation in disseminated mammary carcinoma.
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The incorporation of formate-C14 into human breast cancer in vitro.
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Treatment of cerebral metastases from breast carcinoma with prednisolone.
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Panel discussion of the palliation of advanced cancer in the older age groups.
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Hormonal modification in the treatment of disseminated cancer of the breast.
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Endocrine therapy in the aged patient.
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Critical analysis of palliation produced by adrenalectomy in metastatic cancer of the female breast.
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