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Use of an angiotensin II antagonist (saralasin) in the recognition of "angiotensinogenic" hypertension; D. H. Streeten, G. H. Anderson, J. M. Freiberg, and T. G. Dalakos Abstract
Ventilatory control in myxedema and hypothyroidism
Comparison of 125I fibrinogen count scanning with phlebography for detection of venous thrombi after elective hip surgery
PSRO: an educational force for improving quality of care
Relation between quality assessment and utilization review in a functioning PSRO
Hereditary defects affecting fertility
Current concepts measurement of cardiac output by thermodilution
Fiber embolization--a hazard of cardiac surgery and catheterization,
The public health--continuing discord--crash call
Medicine and public affairs. "Progress" in cancer research--don't say it isn't so
Weekly clinicopathological exercises. Case 13-1975
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Angiotensin blockade: new pharmacologic tools for understanding and treating hypertension J. H. Laragh
Detritemia
The Edelin trial fiasco
Defective cell maturation in combined immunotherapy P. D. Bertram
Back-pack meralgia
Smoking by airline pilots
The end-result system
Edelin supported
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