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. 2006 Jan;75(1):91; author reply 91.

Epidemic jaundice: Harvard's 5th General Hospital at Musgrave Park in World War II

J S Logan, J I Logan
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Epidemic jaundice: Harvard's 5th General Hospital at Musgrave Park in World War II

J S Logan et al. Ulster Med J. 2006 Jan.
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