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Clinical Breast Cancer, 2002
The United States Army’s Breast Cancer Research Program recently celebrated its 10th anniversary of congressional funding in Orlando, Florida, with a meeting aptly titled Era of Hope. The meeting brought together clinicians, basic scientists, and breast cancer advocates who have been involved in the program, including both current and past recipients ...
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The United States Army’s Breast Cancer Research Program recently celebrated its 10th anniversary of congressional funding in Orlando, Florida, with a meeting aptly titled Era of Hope. The meeting brought together clinicians, basic scientists, and breast cancer advocates who have been involved in the program, including both current and past recipients ...
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American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1992
N e w s has been received that Professor Rolf Fraenkel's renowned clinic in Zwiekau, in the German Democratic Republic, has been closed down, an unexpected victim of recent East-West rapprochement. It seems that western market forces were unable to sustain what, in many eyes, was the outstanding orthodontic academy in Europe. The staff and thousands of
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N e w s has been received that Professor Rolf Fraenkel's renowned clinic in Zwiekau, in the German Democratic Republic, has been closed down, an unexpected victim of recent East-West rapprochement. It seems that western market forces were unable to sustain what, in many eyes, was the outstanding orthodontic academy in Europe. The staff and thousands of
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Proceedings of the 9th International Symposium on Open Collaboration, 2013
We are definitely in the open era. What does that mean and what does the future hold? I will provide a practitioners perspective on these questions as someone involved in running widely used biological databases, a producer of open source software and as founding editor in chief of an open access journal from the Public Library of Science (PLOS).
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We are definitely in the open era. What does that mean and what does the future hold? I will provide a practitioners perspective on these questions as someone involved in running widely used biological databases, a producer of open source software and as founding editor in chief of an open access journal from the Public Library of Science (PLOS).
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1965
DR. H. A. Zbin peered mournfully through the carefully polished eyepieces of his obsolete light microscope.
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DR. H. A. Zbin peered mournfully through the carefully polished eyepieces of his obsolete light microscope.
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Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) in gynecology oncology
European Journal of Surgical Oncology, 2021Giorgio Bogani +2 more
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