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Effect of universal no-cost coverage on use of long-acting reversible contraception and all prescription contraception: population based, controlled, interrupted time series analysis.

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Schummers L   +22 more
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Microparticle dispenser

Review of Scientific Instruments, 1978
A simple device suitable for dispensing laser fusion target fuel cores is described. These fuel cores are typically 100-μm-diam glass or metal microballoons having a wall thickness of 1 μm. The microparticle dispenser mechanically acquires a single microballoon and dispenses it at a given position, eliminating the previously difficult and time ...
J R, Miller, S, Butler, J K, Feuerherd
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Profitable Dispensing

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
The dairy practitioner is the best source of information on medication that the dairyman has. The same practitioner should also be the best source of the actual product. Some organization and effort can make the difference between a small profit and a large one derived from this part of the practice.
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Dressings dispenser

Nursing Standard, 1987
A wall dispenser unit for 3M's new Medipore range of pre-cut surgical dressings is now available.
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Commercial radionuclide dispensing

Nature, 1974
COMMERCIAL suppliers of radionuclides operate under stringent regulations. Most companies give specific assurances of nuclide identity and purity. Examples are the plots of γ spectra, radiochromatograms and, most important, the data sheet that specifies such things as quality, purity and radiation intensity of the specific nuclide.
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A Radioiodine Dispenser

The British Journal of Radiology, 1963
The principal hazards associated with radioiodine dispensing for routine thyroid therapy are those due to external γ radiation and ingestion. An additional local problem is that the doses are dispensed several miles from the various hospitals in which the doses are administered.
H. I. Glass   +3 more
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An Isotope Dispenser

The British Journal of Radiology, 1958
This unit for dispensing radioactive liquids has been designed to reduce the radiation hazard in handling the weekly consignment of 131I, which usually amounts to 100 mc. The problem was to extract the active liquid from the standard Amersham bottle and to prepare a stock solution from which desired amounts could be dispensed. The apparatus is shown in
A, SIVYER   +4 more
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