Carcinogenicity of methyl ether compounds.
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Biomedical subjects
W H Reese
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Induction of lung adenomas by chronic inhalation of bis (chloromethyl) ether.
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Utilization of newborn mice in the bioassay of chemical carcinogens.
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Induction of lung aenomas in newborn mice by bis(chloromethyl) ether.
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Balanitis, paronychia, and onychia in a rhesus monkey.
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A simplified incubator-isolator for infant monkeys.
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Induction of hepatic cell carcinomas in monkeys with N-nitrosodiethylamine.
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Comparison of the menstrual cycle of cynomolgus and Rhesus monkeys.
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Mediation. A problem-solving strategy.
The medical group manager is an organizational problem solver. By using the centuries-old technique of mediation, the manager can increase the likelihood of achieving constructive results from problems. Mediation is not a vague counseling device; it is a process with clearly outlined stages requiring specific skills: restructuring, development of alternatives, agreement, and implementation. The goal of mediation is a "win-win" situation in which the adversaries have been guided to determine for themselves how they can both get what they want. By cultivating the art of mediation, the manager can become a more effective problem solver and foster an atmosphere of ongoing harmony in the medical group.
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