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11 R a d i u m myoma of uterus, Am. J. Obst. & Gynec. 6:42-50. July 23'; also Radium, ii, N. S., 218-225, Oct. '23. Crowe, S. J. and Baylor. J. W.—Benign and malignant growths of nasopharvnx and their treatment with radium, Arch. Surg. 6:429- 48S, 'March "23. Culver, G. D.—Series of angiomas in babies, Arch. Dermat. & Syph. 8:769-775. Dec. '23. Cunningham. J. H.—Method for introduction ot radium needles into tumors of bladder. Boston M. & S. J.. 188:816-818, May 24, '23. Curtis, A. H.—Problems concerning infections of cervix, body of uterus and fallopian tubes. J. A. M. A. 80: 161-162. Jan. 20. '23. - Radium therapy in gynecology, Wisconsin M. J. -'': -j'^-'.Q1'. April '23. —Pathology and treatment of chronic Icucorrhoea. Surg. Gynec. Obst. 37:657-660. Nov. '23; ah. Radium. Jan. '24. Daels. F.—Radiation of true pelvis with help of drainage tubes, Arch. Radiol. & Electroth. 27: 257-268, Feb. '23. Daland. E. M.—Radium treatment of keloids, Surg. Gynec. Obst. 36:63- 68. Jan. '23; also Radium, ii. N. S-. 17-24. April '23. Dean. A. L., Jr.—Results of skin tests made to determine an objective dose for radium radiations, Am. J. Roentgenol. 10:654-661. Aug. '23. Degrais. P.—Beta rays of radium, Presse med. 31: 145-146. Feb. 14. '23. Dennis. W. A—L'se'of radium in benign hypertrophy of prostate, Minnesota Med. 6:9-13. Jan. '23. Dessauer. F.—Cause of action of X-rays and gamma rays of radium upon living cells, J. Radiol. 4: 411-415, Dec. '23. Diathermy—Roentgen-ray epithelioma cured by diathermy, (H. Bordier) Presse med. 30: 1083-1084, Dec. 16. '22 (illus.) ; ab. J. A. M. A. So: 588. Feb. 24. '23. — Roentgen-ray epithelioma cured by diathermy. (H. Bordier) Paris Med. 12: 469-471, Nov. 25. '22 (illus.); ab. J. A. M. A. 80:283. Jan. 27. '23. Donaldson. M. and Canti, R. G.—Carcinoma of cervix treated wilh radium. Brit. M. J.. 2: 12-16. July 7, '23. Edwards, D. J. and Bagg, H. J. Lesions of corpus striatum by radium emanation and accompanying structural and functional changes. Am. J. Physiol. 65: 162-173, June '23; also Radium, ii, N. S-, 308-316. Jan. '24. Enzymes- -Effect of radium and X-rays on enzyme action, (S. C. Roth & J. J. Morton) Am. J. Roentgenol. 10:407-408, May '23. —Effect of radiations from radium emanation on solutions of trypsin. (R. C. Hussey and W. R. Thompson) J. General Physiol. 5: 647-659. May '23 (charts). Esguerra. A.. Monod. O. and Richard. G.—Preparation of forms for radium treatment of head and upper part of neck. J. de radiol. et. d'electrol. 7:49-60, Feb. '23. Esophagus, cancer—Present status of radium in laryngeal and esophageal cancer in United States, (H. H. Forbes) J. Larvngol. & Otol. 38:1-8, Jan. '23. —Cancer of oesophagus, report of case treated with radium and X- ray: autopsy: remarks. (M. F Porter) J. Indiana M. A.. 16: 281-282. Sept. '23.
R a d i u m 73 —Carcinoma of oesophagus. (P. P. Vinson) Am. J. M. Sc. 166:402- 414. Sept. '23 (illus.). —Further observations on radium treatment of cancer of oesophagus with review of 44 cases so treated. (R. W. Mills & J. B. Kimbrough) Am. J. Roentgenol. 10: 148-161, Feb. '23 (illus.). —Radium treatment of cancer of oesophagus, (J. Guisez) Presse med. 31:193-195. Feb. 28. '23 (illus.); ab. J. A. M. A. 80:1491, Slay 19, '23. — Radium treatment of cancer of oesophagus. (Kurtzahn) Arch, f klin. Chir. 121:725-753. '22 (illus.). —Technique of radiation therapy of oesophageal carcinoma (J. T. Case) Am. J. Roentgenol. 10:859-866. Nov. '23 (illus.). Radium needle- for esophagoscope. 1 S. Yankauer) Arch. Surg. 6:288 (pt. 2), Jan. '23 (illus.). Ethmoid Sinus, cancer—Basal cell carcinoma of orbit and ethmoid: operation; radium application. (J. Green. Jr.) Arch. Ophth. 52: 75-79. Jan- '23- Eye, effect of radiant energy on—Physiological effects of radiant energv. especially upon human eye, (C. Sheard) New York State J. Med. 23:292-300. July '23 (illus.). Orbital changes produced l>v radium in cancer of upper jaw, (A. Knapp) J. A. M. A. 81: 1849-1851, Dec. 1. '23. Eymer. H.—Radium treatment of benign gynecologic bleeding, Klin. Wchnschr. -': 1761-1764, Sept. 1;. '23. Failla, G.—Ionization measurements. Am. J. Roentgenol. .10:48-56, Jan. '23. —and Quimby. E. H.—Economics of dosimetry in radiotherapy, Am. J. Roentgenol. 10:944-967. Dec. '23. Fernau. A.—Standard units for radio-active substances, Wien. klin. Wchnschr. 36:355"35- May 17. '-,3- Fetus—Effects of irradiation on fetal development, (H. Bailey & H. J. Bagg). Am. J. Obst. & Gynec. 5:461-473. Ma>' '23! a,so Figi. F Radium, ii. N. S.. 109-119, July '23. A. and New, G. B.—Actinomycosis of head and neck. Surg. Gynec. Obst. 37:617-625, Nov. '23; also Radium, ii. N. S., 257-271- Jan. '24. . File, W. P.—Radium as an adjunct to surgery in uterine conditions. J. Oklahoma M. A. 16: 182-184. June '23. Flatau, W. S.—Results of radiotherapy in cancer of uterus. Zentralbl. f. Gynak. 47: 737"743- May 12, '23. Forbes. H. H.—Radium in laryngeal and oesophageal cancer. J. Laryngol. & Otol. 38: 1-8, Jan. '23. Forsdike. S.—Treatment of severe and persistent uterine hemorrhage by radium. Proc. Roy. Soc. Med. (Sect. Obst. & Gynec.) 16:69- So. June '23; also in Lancet 1: i3C9-'3"- Junc 3°- '23- —Treatment of severe uterine hemorrhage by radium. Brit. M. J. 2:409-411, Sept. 8. '23. Franklin, W. S. and Cordes. F. C—Lupus vulgaris with ocular extension. Am. J. Ophth. 6: 573*578. July '23. v Franque, O.—Treatment of uterine cancer. Munchen. med. Wchnschr. 70:676-678. Mav 25, '23; ab. Radium, Oct. '23. Gagev, J.—Radium for a hospital service. J. de radiol. et d electrol. 7: 182-184. April '23.
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PRESENTED BY PUBLISHER
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME THREE. NEW SERIE
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F. W. Aston, D.Sc, F.R.S. Atoms and
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2 Radium P. M. the apparatus is app
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Radium value of the metal container
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Radium Table I—Continued Classifi
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8 RADIUM The affections of the thyr
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10 R a d i u m The treatment should
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12 Rapitjm ooo per cubic millimetre
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14 Radium tines of tubercle bacilli
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16 R A D I U M 4. Lymphatic Leukaem
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18 RADIUM than in anv other organs
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20 R a d i u m In a previous paper
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Radium 123 is injected into the tis
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R a d i u m 125 (3) Polonaise Numbe
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R a d i u m 127 modern laboratories
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R a d i u m 129 NINTH ANNUAL MEETIN
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R a d i u m 131 Several distinguish
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R a d i u m 133 which X-rays or rad
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R A D I U M 135 In the autobiograph
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R A D I U M 137 of radical operatio
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R a d i u m 139 reports 26 cases, 8
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R a d i u m 141 George W. Crile, M.
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R a d i u m 143 "In carcinoma of th
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R a d i u m 145 " 1 he principal ob
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IUM 147 have found no means of obvi
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R a d i u m 149 and six hours. Now
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R a d i u m 151 thoroughly transfix
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R a d i u m 153 weakness, palpitati
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R a d i u m 155 had all been benefi
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Radium 159 Can walk only with a can
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R a d i u m 163 in operative clinic
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Hajmu.m 167 tery was used in combin
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R a d i u m 169 TABLE IX.—RESULTS
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R a d i u m m Radium alone Class i.
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R a d i u m 173 and papillary carci
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R a d i u m 175 It grows rapidly, i
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R a d i u m 177 emanation tubes. Th
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R a d i u m 179 never at any time f
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R a d i u m 181 THE TREATMENT OF MA
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R a d i u m 183 Cast 3. Carcinoma a
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R a d i u m 185 Chm 7. Showing cond
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R a d i u m 187 courting disaster b
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R a d i u m 189 radium in the treat
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R a d i u m 191 Histologic changes
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R a d i u m 193 about their involut
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R a d i u m 195 due to x-ray, sunli
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R a d i u m 197 zation of a partial
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R a d i u m 199 to report his cases
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201 very often will result in a dec
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R a d i u m 203 the cautious use of
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CONCLUSIONS 207 That in some cases
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R a d i u m 209 (b) The fluorescent
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R a d i u m •, 211 patient. The p
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R a d i u m 213 radiological depart
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R a d i u m 219 eight months had el
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R a d i u m 221 "The selective and
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R a d i u m 223 of a simple unitary
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A QUARTERLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE
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R a d i u m 227 in their beta ray a
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R a d i u m 229 or the gradation of
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R a d i u m 231 be left in malignan
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R a d i u m 233 during repeated cau
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R a d i u m 235 3. The presence of
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R a d i u m 237 situated at the lim
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R a d i u m 239 REFERENCES 1. Wickh
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Rajpium 241 the test of five years,
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R a d i u m 243 comparative statist
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R a d i u m 245 end results of 201
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R a d i u m 247 Operation Hysterect
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R a d i u m 253 2. Early Cases.—T
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R a d i u m 255 groups: the superfi
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R a d i u m 257 "I am becoming more
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R a d i u m 259 ment of 'Radiumhemm
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R a d i u m 265 died from hemorrhag
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R a d i u m 267 equals 132 millicur
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R a d i u m 271 animals a diminutio
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R a d i u m 273 rays as contrasted
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R a d i u m 275 depression than a d
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R a d i u m 279 tonsil completely,
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Radium 281 Ihe tonsil is dangerous
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R a d i u m 283 WILLIAM H. B. AIKIN
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DEVOTED TO THE CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS A
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PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY AND DEVOTED
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R a d i u m 3 ORAL CANCER The next
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lymph nodes in even case, but when
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adiation up to 2400 milligram hours
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R a d i u m o radium to relieve pat
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R a d i u m 11 Uterine Fibroids The
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R a d i u m 19 APPENDIX RADIUM AND
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Radium 21 BASIC AND CONTBIBUTING FA
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RA.PIUM 23 X-RAY AND RADIUM THERAPY
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R a d i u m 25 Since, by the impact
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R a d i u m 27 duccd which were cov
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R a d i u m 29 In other cases the g
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R a d i u m 31 The recital of this
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R a d i u m 33 index of articles re
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R a d i u m 35 Block, F. B., and Cl
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R a d i u m 4I Forsdike. S.-Cancer
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R a d i u m 43 Hot Springs, Arkansa
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R a d i u m 45 Lee. B. J., and Here
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R a d i u m 47 Mineral Waters, exam
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R a d i u m 49 —Treatment of inop
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R a d i u m 51 - Metabolic changes
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R a d i u m 58 Radium, emanation—
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R a d i u m .>.) —Physiological a
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R a d i u m 57 —Experimental rese
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R a d i u m 59 Spleen, physiology
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R a d i u m e? CONTRAINDICATIONS TO
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R a d i u m 69 in addition to the i
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Radium 71 the most common, in the o
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R a d i u m ?:; nexae is a positive
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R a d i u m 76 essential to success
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R a d i u m 77 Our technique is to
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carcinoma of the CERVIX R a d i u m
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R a d i u m 81 a bleeding, cauliflo
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R a d i u m HS Fibrinous patch on e
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R a d i u m ST idly develops and me
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R a d i u m 91 irradiation treatmen
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R a d i u m 93 by a study of curett
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R a d i u m 96 parenchyma eventuall
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R a d i u m 97 ihe lowest (2) was t
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R a d i u m 99 3. The treatment int
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R a d i u m 101 harder and shows on
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R a d i u m 105 But 2 of 15 cases h
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R a d i u m 107 Sice (not of tumor,
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IUM 109 Time well Number of cases i
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R a d i u m 111 died of a secondary
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R a d i u m 113 epithelioma of the
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R a d i u m 115 This writer also fo
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R a d i u m 117 as held by many wri
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R a d i u m 119 of foods, particula
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R a d i u m 121 which, in the last
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R a d i u m 123 "It has long been r
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R a d i u m 125 OBITUARY JAMES C. G
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