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Kwashiorkor in Baltimore

Southern Medical Journal, 1984
Advanced cases of malnutrition are rare in the United States. Since it is rarely suspected, a correct diagnosis of malnutrition, even in extreme form, may easily be missed. We present a recent case of the kwashiorkor form of the syndrome of protein-energy malnutrition to emphasize its diagnostic features and to enhance early recognition and initiation ...
S A, Chalew   +4 more
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Baltimore

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Annual report of the Baltimore Association of Commerce included in February issues, 1935-Annual reports of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association included in January issues, 19-1920, and in Feb. 1921; summaries only in Jan.
Baltimore Association of Commerce.
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Baltimore

2023
Abstract Baltimore, Maryland, rose to prominence in the late 18th century as a hub for the Atlantic wheat trade. A slave city in a slave state, Baltimore was home to the largest free Black community in antebellum America. Nineteenth-century Baltimore saw trend-setting experiments in railroading as well as frequent episodes of ...
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Baltimore

1993
Abstract Unlike the other incubators of American modernism, Baltimore produced no identifiable group that brought gifted people from different families together in pursuit of new artistic achievements. It had no tradition of innovative cultural activity.
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Racial variations in the prevalence of primary open-angle glaucoma. The Baltimore Eye Survey.

Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 1991
J. Tielsch   +5 more
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The Baltimore Fund: Investor Meeting in Baltimore

2004
Carin Rosenberg   +3 more
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Baltimore.

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1899
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