Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 34(2), 1955
Citation
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 34(2), 1955
Subject
- American College of Gastroenterology. Southern Region
- Virus Diseases
- Tuberculosis
- Tompkins, Myles Gregory
- Thirty ways to kill an organization [Title]
- Sudden death in infancy and childhood [Presented at the 28th Dalhousie Refresher Course, Halifax, October 25, 1954] [Title]
- Stewart, Chester Bryant
- Steele, Bernard J.
- Statement of Policies and Principles of Health Insurance in Canada [Third Draft]
- Ross, Edwin F.
- Robertson, J.S.
- Prevention of tuberculosis in nurses [Title]
- Poliomyelitis vaccine [Title]
- Physicians' Art Salon (Frank W. Horner Limited)
- Nurses
- Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin
- Neoplasms
- Morton, Bruce S.
- Maritime Conference on Social Work
- MacDonald, Martin S.
- Lunenburg-Queens Medical Society
- Kereczsturi, Josef
- Insurance, Health
- Hunter, Helen M.
- Harlow, M.J.
- Guthro, Patrick
- Grim visitation, The [Title]
- Grant, R.S.
- Goodwin, Burton Elliot
- Gillis, D.A.
- Gandier, George Gaw
- Dunlop, E.F.J.
- Donigiewicz, Stanislaw B.
- Death, Sudden
- Dalhousie Medical School
- College of General Practice of Canada. Nova Scotia Chapter
- Children
- Carcinoma of the colon [Presented at Annual Meeting, MSNS, September 1954] [Title]
- Cape Breton Medical Society
- Canadian Medical Association. Committee on Medical Economics
- Canada. Department of Veterans Affairs
- Archibald, Bertha Ogilvie
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