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Geography And Health
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The High Prevalence Of Abnormal Glucose Tolerance In The Cherokee Indians Of North Carolina.
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Anthropological And Physiological Observations On Tarahumara Endurance Runners
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Iron-55 In Humans And Their Foods
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Report Of The Committee On Indian Health
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Anatomy, Death, Demographics, Diseases, Facilities, Government, Health, Miscellaneous, Physiology, Women/Children
Prevention Of Rubella By Gamma Globulin During An Epidemic In Barrow, Alaska In 1964
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Random And Nonrandom Inbreeding
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Focal Epithelial Hyperplasia
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Rubella Epidemic On St. Paul Island In The Pribilofs, 1963.
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A Measles Epidemic In An Alaskan Boarding School
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