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Not By Bread Alone

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1955
M R. ANDREWS had been forced to spend long periods of time in several hospitals under trying circumstances. He was discouraged and sick at heart. "I've never known a nurse who was much help," he said bitterly. Of course, this statement indicated his own inner inadequacy, but it should give nurses cause for some serious reflection.
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Bread — the product

1998
Bread in its many forms is one of the most staple foods consumed by humanity. Traditionally bread is based on flour derived from the cereal wheat. Many other types of cereals, pulses and even legumes can be milled to give a ‘flour’ but the ability of the proteins present in wheat to transform a gruel of flour and water into a glutinous mass which ...
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Trends in bread waste utilisation

Trends in Food Science and Technology, 2023
Alan Dymchenko   +2 more
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Bread

Journal (Royal Society of Health), 1955
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