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Search by Keyword, Author Name or Date Tuberculosis T. Singh December 1961

1994 Scientific Publications

3112, 1994

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T10:43:51+02:00

Malignant mesothelioma induced in baboons by inhalation of amosite asbestos.

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T10:43:51+02:00Dec 31st, 1994|

Authors: Webster I, Goldstein B, Coetzee FSJ, van Sittert GCH. Source: Am J Ind Med. 1993; 24:659-666.

3112, 1993

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T11:19:27+02:00

Sound an alarm!

Babalwa Jekwa2019-04-05T11:19:27+02:00Dec 31st, 1993|

Author: Davies JCA. Source: S Afr Med J. 1994;84:133-134.

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