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Table of Contents
November 1957;
Volume os-5,
Issue 17
Editorial
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Whither Preventive Medicine?
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
279-282.
Pfizer Lecture
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The General-Practitioner Obstetrician
H. Harvey Evers
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
283-294.
Individual Studies
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Psychosomatic Problems in General Practice
R. E. Perth
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
295-311.
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The Children of Mothers at Work
D. M. Curtis
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
312-314.
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The Treatment of the Patient and Not Merely the Disease from which he Suffers
P. M. Fleury
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
315-318.
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Diabetes Surveys
Donald L. Crombie
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
319-321.
Practice Equipment
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An Ipsophone System in General Practice
E. D. Forster
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
322-324.
Postgraduate Education
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The Tape-Recorder in Postgraduate Education
J. C. Graves
and
Valerie Graves
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
325-328.
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The Continuing Education of General Practitioners
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
329-334.
Epidemiology
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Public Health Laboratory Service
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
335-344.
Articles
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Research
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
345-346.
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Abstracts
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
357-359.
Book Review
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The Uses of Epidemiology
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
348-349.
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Aids to Ophthalmology
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
349-350.
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A Practical Handbook of Midwifery and Gynaecology for Students and Practitioners
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
350-351.
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Spot Diagnosis
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
351.
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Bedside Diagnosis
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
351-352.
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The Student Life; The Philosophy of Sir William Osler
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
352.
Long Ago
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The Changing Face of Medicine
R. A. Murray Scott
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
353-354.
Clinical Note
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The Drug Treatment of Neurosis in General Practice
Basil Gilbert
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
355-356.
Technique in General Practice
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CRITERIA FOR ESTABLISHING THE DIAGNOSIS IN DIABETES
Research Newsletter
1957;
os-5
(17):
360.
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