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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: The Bradford Hill Criteria and the Evaluation of the Thyroxine Deficiency Hypothesis


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Author(s): Foster, H.
Date of Publication: 1993
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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: The Bradford Hill Criteria and the Evaluation of the Thyroxine Deficiency Hypothesis
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Volume 8, Number 4, 1993

Editorial : What Goes Around Comes Around

Enzyme and Sulphur Oxidation Deficiencies in Autistic Children with Known Food/Chemical Intolerances

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: The Bradford Hill Criteria and the Evaluation of the Thyroxine Deficiency Hypothesis

“Beat The Odds”

The Answer to Crib Death “Sudden Infant Death Syndrome” (SIDS)

The Arithmetic of Health/Sickness: A Matter of Pluses and Minuses

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