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Original Articles
The natural history of recurrent herpes simplex labialis: implications for antiviral therapy
S. L. Spruance and Others
Abstract  

Treatment results of 54 American patients with Burkitt's lymphoma are similar to the African experience
J. L. Ziegler
Abstract  

Syndrome of acquired factor X deficiency and systemic amyloidosis in vivo studies of the metabolic fate of factor X
B. Furie, E. Greene, and B. C. Furie
Abstract  

Clinical immunity in acute gastroenteritis caused by Norwalk agent
T. A. Parrino and Others
Abstract  

Relation between the race and economic status of patients and who performs their surgery
L. D. Egbert and I. L. Rothman
Abstract  

Regulation of respiration (first of three parts)
A. J. Berger, R. A. Mitchell, and J. W. Severinghaus
 

Erythropoietic protoporphyria--diagnosis and treatment
M. M. Mathews-Roth
 

Leukocyte-associated viremia with adenovirus type 2 in an infant with lower-respiratory-tract disease
W. A. Andiman, R. I. Jacobson, and G. Tucker
 

Fastidious mycobacteria grown from porcine prosthetic-heart-valve cultures
L. F. Laskowski and Others
 

Sounding board. Recommendations for the future of the continuum of medical education
W. G. Anlyan
 

Dextroamphetamine-morphine analgesia
 

Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital
Weekly clinicopathological exercises. Case 28-1977
 

  Editorial
Factor X deficiency and systemic amyloidosis
G. G. Glenner
 

Erythroplasia vs. leukoplasia in the diagnosis of early asymptomatic oral squamous carcinoma
A. Mashberg
 

Correspondence
L-dopa effect on renal function
L. I. Goldberg
 

Clofibrate effect on alkaline phosphatase in renal failure
Y. Kijima, T. Sasaoka, M. Kanayama, and S. Kubota
 

Measurement of gonadotropin in cerebrospinal fluid
 

Endoscopy: a dominant influence in the gastroenterology job market
D. B. Falkenstein, D. S. Zimmon, and M. A. Strosberg
 

Behavioral-science courses
 

"Medispeak" (contt.)
D. L. Pugh
 

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