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First catheter ablation in Fiji: Innovative use of a pacemaker programmer as a recording system. [PDF]
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The PDE5 inhibitor vardenafil enhances glutamatergic transmission through amyloid-beta and cellular prion protein. [PDF]
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Nursing Standard, 1987
Training rural based primary health care nurses in emergency and simple eye care has resulted in a two fold increase in the number of patients receiving cataract treatment in Fiji.
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Training rural based primary health care nurses in emergency and simple eye care has resulted in a two fold increase in the number of patients receiving cataract treatment in Fiji.
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The American Journal of Tropical Medicine, 1950
Summary 1. Consideration of the diet of natives in Fiji (South-West Pacific) shows that it is not adequate and complete. The traditional foodstuffs of Fiji are very rich in concentrated carbohydrates, comparatively poor in protein content and definitely lacking in Vitamin B complex. 2.
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Summary 1. Consideration of the diet of natives in Fiji (South-West Pacific) shows that it is not adequate and complete. The traditional foodstuffs of Fiji are very rich in concentrated carbohydrates, comparatively poor in protein content and definitely lacking in Vitamin B complex. 2.
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2017
Fiji Hindi (FH), which developed as a result of plantation contact during the indenture period (1870–1920), is identified by more than one third of Fiji and a considerable diasporic Indo-Fijian population as their mother tongue. By 1920, the language had become informally standardized and used as the first language of all indentured laborers and their ...
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Fiji Hindi (FH), which developed as a result of plantation contact during the indenture period (1870–1920), is identified by more than one third of Fiji and a considerable diasporic Indo-Fijian population as their mother tongue. By 1920, the language had become informally standardized and used as the first language of all indentured laborers and their ...
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