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follow-up studies

A decade later

By Jerome K. Myers,Jerome Keeley Myers

Born Too Soon or Born Too Small

By Gerald Neligan,Israel Kolvin,D. Mcl. Scott,R. F. Garside

The Course of eating disorders

By E. Herzog,Hans-Christian Deter,Walter Vandereycken

Learning disabled children growing up

By Otfried Spreen

Nonparametric analysis of data obtained under case-cohort design

By Shulin Cheng

Health status and well-being of the elderly

By Jacob J. Feldman

From adolescent to adult

By Percival Mallon Symonds

From birth to seven

By Ronald Davie

Effects of nuclear war on health and health services

By World Health Organization (WHO)

Narcotic addicts in Kentucky

By O'Donnell, John A.

Spätreife und bleibende Unreife

By Robert J. Corboz

The results of treatment in cerebral palsy

By James M. Wolf

Recovery from schizophrenia : an international perspective : a report from the WHO collaborative project, the International Study of Schizophrenia

By Kim Hopper,Glynn Harrison,Norman Sartorius

Cancer du moignon après gastrectomie pour ulcus

By Paul Lecomte

Surgical treatment of bronchial carcinoma

By Joachim Hasse

Das Rektumkarzinom

By Ilona Gyalog

Hearts; their long follow-up

By Paul Dudley White

Follow-Up of Cancer

By David S. Fischer

Human aging II

By Samuel Granick

Cancer in the elderly

By Rosemary Yancik,Jerome W. Yates

Los Estudios de seguimiento

By Domingo Comas

Long-term complications of therapy for cancer in childhood and adolescence

By Daniel M. Green

Schizophrenia

By World Health Organization (WHO)

Some observations on the natural history of neurotic illness

By H. Steven Greer