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The Children Who Should Have Been Passing But Didn’t


Article Type: Article
Author(s): Oliver, B.
Date of Publication: 1983
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The Children Who Should Have Been Passing But Didn’t
Paul Demeda2023-11-15T20:29:52-08:00

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Volume 12, Number 3, 1983

Editorial : Vitamin Toxicity

Biochemical-Pathology Initiated by Free Radicals, Oxidant Chemicals, and Therapeutic Drugs in the Etiology of Chemical Hypersensitivity Disease

Mercury Poisoning From Dental Amalgam

Amalgam — Hazards In Your Teeth

Psychosocial Approaches to Treatment of Schizophrenia

Zinc and Manganese in the Schizophrenias

The Children Who Should Have Been Passing But Didn’t

Bureaucratic Sensitivity to Food Dyes

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