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The National Institutes of Health and Research into the acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
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    1983 Jul-Aug

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    Public Health Rep. 98(4):312-319
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    English
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      Talbot, B
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      1983 Jul-Aug
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      Public Health Rep. 98(4):361-368
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      Recombinant DNA is a technique of major importance in basic biomedical research and, increasingly, in industrial applications. Although the risks of this research remain hypothetical, scientists working in the field have spearheaded discussions of sa...
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      1983 Jul-Aug
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      Public Health Rep. 98(4):390-396
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      Meyer, H M
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      1983 Jul-Aug
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      Public Health Rep. 98(4):320-323
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      Rarely has a public health issue emerged that has had impact on so many aspects of the responsibilities of the Food and Drug Administration. In a curious sense, the emergence of AIDS as a national problem has been timely. Only a few years ago, the sc...
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      Friedman, J W
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      1983 Jul-Aug
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      No known scientific studies support the extraction of third molars (wisdom teeth) to prevent future disease. Yet, third-molar surgery for this purpose has become so common that in at least one major U.S. health insurance plan, the cumulative cost exc...
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      1983 Jul-Aug
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      A study was undertaken to examine nutrition surveillance activities and their usefulness in managing programs of nutrition intervention. Questionnaires were returned by 24 of 26 directors of nutrition units in State or metropolitan health departments...
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