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The Dental reporter
Abstract This chapter follows Savannah, a disabled graduate student navigating medical access, accommodations, and disclosure. She faced challenges balancing academic and professional responsibilities, including long travel times for medical care and faculty resistance to accommodations.
Sarah E. Schoper, Amy E. French
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Abstract This chapter follows Savannah, a disabled graduate student navigating medical access, accommodations, and disclosure. She faced challenges balancing academic and professional responsibilities, including long travel times for medical care and faculty resistance to accommodations.
Sarah E. Schoper, Amy E. French
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Before Chernobyl: Savannah River
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1987To the Editor.— Dr Johnson's 1 statements concerning the Savannah River Plant are misleading. In 1956, approximately 5550 × 10 10 Bq (1500 Ci) of iodine 131 were released from the Savannah River Plant. Unlike Three Mile Island, this was a chronic release that lasted for one year and was dispersed 360° around the plant, not predominantly in one ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1989
Officially it's called the Savannah River Plant, or SRP. Many call it the bomb factory. It is located 15 miles east of Augusta, Ga, where I live and work.
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Officially it's called the Savannah River Plant, or SRP. Many call it the bomb factory. It is located 15 miles east of Augusta, Ga, where I live and work.
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