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The National Institute of General Medical Sciences probes cellular and molecular bases of life.
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    1983 Jan-Feb

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    Public Health Rep. 98(1):40-43
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    English
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      1983 Jan-Feb
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      The local delivery of human services is currently receiving national emphasis. The expectation is that community-based services shall be provided with a minimum of duplication and with maximum efficiency, achieved partly by interdisciplinary and inte...
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      1983 Jan-Feb
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