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| In | medicine, a muscle biopsy is a procedure in which a pi |
| ates under the direction and auspices of Penn | Medicine, a division of the University of Pennsylvania |
| bal is a Filipino practitioner of traditional | medicine; a medicine man who is also capable of perfor |
| Europe permitted the advent of a 'scientific | medicine', a precursor to the Evidence-Based Medicine |
| irst comprehensive history of women's role in | medicine, A History of Women in Medicine: From the Ear |
| s part of the University's School of Health & | Medicine a year later. |
| o a Vice-President of the Society for Ancient | Medicine, a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, a |
| Students' Association of Natural Sciences and | Medicine, a student fraternity and a forerunner of tod |
| "Cannabinoids in | medicine: A review of their therapeutic potential". |
| In veterinary | medicine, a refractometer is used to measure the total |
| He also studied | medicine a year, then philosophy at Buenos Aires. |
| In | medicine, a Phrygian cap is the folded portion of some |
| In | medicine a heterologous transplant means 'between spec |
| ar surgery, general surgery, emergency/trauma | medicine, a stroke/neurological center, and diagnostic |
| In a like manner, in | medicine, a presumptive diagnosis identifies the likel |
| ns of Diagnostic Methods in Western & Eastern | Medicine: A Correlation Between KI Energy And Environm |
| He brought to his practice of internal | medicine a strong background of training received in t |
| In | medicine, a ligand binding assay is technique to ident |
| Her father thought | medicine a "repulsive" profession, but ultimately supp |
| s brought about the concept of the panacea in | medicine, a substance meant to cure all diseases. |
| Emory University School of | Medicine, a component of Emory's Robert W. Woodruff He |
| After having begun his studies in | medicine, Abeel converted and was ordained a minister. |
| for her writing about the issues of women in | medicine, about relationships between doctors and pati |
| The curriculum is termed the Family | Medicine Accelerated Track (F-MAT). |
| It is mainly used in traditional Chinese | medicine, according to which Ejiao improves blood supp |
| d renamed under the Postgraduate Institute of | Medicine Act No.1 of 1980. |
| Parliament passed the Proprietary and Patent | Medicine Act 1908, prohibiting the use of cocaine in m |
| Meditation as | Medicine: Activate the Power of Your Natural Healing F |
| cility provides outpatient services in Family | Medicine, Adolescent Medicine, Behavioral Health, Occu |
| Advertising Association's committee on patent | medicine advertising standards. |
| Public Library of Science - Member, | Medicine Advisory Group on Competing Interests and Pub |
| 5-1 January 1985) was an American alternative | medicine advocate, author, pacifist, vegetarian, and s |
| Herbal | medicine advocates recommend GLA for autoimmune disord |
| ope Collection, National Museum of Health and | Medicine, AFIP). |
| He earned his Doctorate of Oriental | Medicine after five years of study in China. |
| There he studied | medicine, after which he established himself in 1623 a |
| He is believed to have never practiced | medicine after the Antarctic expedition. |
| Also, the plants are used in folk | medicine against a range of ailments. |
| The leaves are used in folk | medicine against toothache and as diuretic. |
| including human studies, letters, economics, | medicine, agriculture and mathematics. |
| Biocides are commonly used in | medicine, agriculture, forestry, and industry. |
| dioisotopes and Radiation: Recent Advances in | Medicine, Agriculture, and Industry (1969) ISBN 0-486- |
| o receive occasional charter flights carrying | medicine, aid workers, and government officials. |
| ency is an expert organisation for veterinary | medicine, aiming to promote animal health by preventin |
| ee fellow fraternity founders all involved in | medicine, Alexander sought to pursue the realm of busi |
| ery of major advances in the Toledo School of | Medicine, algebra and astronomy. |
| ed to be outside the province of contemporary | medicine Alison was a pioneer of “political” medicine, |
| ls and some postcranial material from the Two | Medicine, all housed at the Museum of the Rockies in B |
| lvania and became board certified in internal | medicine along the clinical investigator pathway. |
| In 1998, Arnon was awarded the Wolf Prize in | Medicine, along with Michael Sela, for "their major di |
| Dr. Goldstein initiated a path in | medicine also followed by his two younger brothers, al |
| The International Society of Addiction | Medicine also can provide certification of expertise. |
| rried to Charles E. Rosenberg, a historian of | medicine also at Harvard. |
| The School of | Medicine also offers a large number of graduate progra |
| y taking an alternative approach to concierge | medicine, also called personal medicine, direct care, |
| The University of Pennsylvania School of | Medicine, also under the auspices of Penn Medicine, wo |
| The Feinberg School of | Medicine also offers a post graduate certification pro |
| The School of Dental | Medicine also offers a variety of continuing education |
| Alfaro majored in | medicine, although he never practised. |
| Consequently, it is no longer widely used in | medicine, although it is still a useful drug for scien |
| s on the scientific council of the College of | Medicine an alternative medicine lobby group linked to |
| The John A. Burns School of | Medicine, an institution of the University of Hawaii a |
| In | medicine, analyte often refers to the type of test bei |
| She is married to a Russian professor in | medicine, Anatoly Orletsky. |
| He published many writings in the fields of | medicine, anatomy and neuroanatomy, anthropology, pale |
| After two years of study in | medicine and paleontology at Paris he established his |
| Born in Isaccea, he studied | medicine and cinematography in Bucharest, graduating f |
| roots, bark, and leaves have various uses in | medicine and in the production of dyes. |
| gree he began specialty training in Emergency | Medicine and continues to write. |
| The Bureau of | Medicine and Surgery was responsible for the operation |
| Asclepius is named after the Greek demigod of | medicine and healing. |
| Merv Cross OAM - Doctor of Sports | Medicine and Rugby League player |
| s named after Asclepius, the Greek demigod of | medicine and healing . |
| at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical | Medicine and at the malaria laboratory of the Ministry |
| Ali specializes in Integrated | Medicine and Health Screening, Integrated Physical The |
| He graduated with the titles of Doctor in | Medicine and Surgeon. |
| of Engineering, Science and General Studies, | Medicine and Business. |
| Bernie Siegel, M.D., author of ‘Love, | Medicine and Miracles,' said about the book, “A wonder |
| He studied | medicine and practiced in Philadelphia. |
| He studied | medicine and practiced in Putney, Vermont. |
| ureates in diverse fields such as literature, | medicine, and Physics. |
| cal College (now Drexel University College of | Medicine) and Temple University. |
| He addressed an existential foundation for | medicine and psychology in an eponymous text, Existent |
| s he settled in Cambridge, where he practised | medicine and was appointed assistant to the chair in c |
| xperience as Christians in the professions of | medicine and dentistry. |
| He was a member of the Royal Society of | Medicine and the Royal Northern and University Club, A |
| continuing despite progress in other areas of | medicine and science. |
| a member of the American Academy of Physical | Medicine and Rehabilitation. |
| He resumed the practice of | medicine and was a dealer in real estate at Fond du La |
| n to study at the Boston University School of | Medicine and undertook a residency in internal medicin |
| Willdenow was born in Berlin and studied | medicine and botany at the University of Halle. |
| ts Association, American Academy of Emergency | Medicine and the Aerospace Medical Association. |
| house") retail stores that sell naturopathic | medicine and organic food. |
| imaginatio (physics, astronomy, | medicine and related fields); |
| He practiced general | medicine and pediatric surgery until his retirement in |
| d to Santa Maria, where he devoted himself to | medicine and to teaching. |
| He studied at the Montreal School of | Medicine and Surgery, qualified as a physician in 1853 |
| ringe was stripped of his license to practice | medicine and fined NZ$104,096 in the ruling. |
| rofessor at the Stanford University School of | Medicine, and Theriot Lab. |
| He then studied | medicine, and began his practice in Schenectady in 181 |
| Joan Carretero received his degree in | Medicine and Surgery in 1978 from the UB. |
| ating from Phillips Exeter Academy he studied | medicine and started a practice in Stratham. |
| 3 from the University of Pittsburgh School of | Medicine and went on to become a surgeon. |
| cs, oncology, orthopedics, psychiatry, sports | medicine and neurosurgery. |
| -impact journals such as Molecular Aspects of | Medicine and Free Radical Biology and Medicine devotin |
| Berg trained in veterinary | medicine and began learning music by teaching himself. |
| Bartlett continued the practice of | medicine and died in Stratham in 1838. |
| es, Lucy faces more and greater challenges in | medicine and life. |
| It has fully equipped Nuclear | Medicine and Radiotherapy Departments supported by Dia |
| having a talent for science, he later studied | medicine and became an otolaryngologist in New York Ci |
| causes Eleanor to rediscover her passion for | medicine and her strong personality. |
| National Center for Disaster | Medicine and Public Health |
| He continued the practice of | medicine and also engaged in farming on his estate. |
| restored in 1975 and now houses the Museum of | Medicine and Science in the Arab World. |
| the School of Public Health, and Professor of | Medicine and Environmental Health, University of Washi |
| He studied | medicine and commenced practice in Bridgeport, Connect |
| Neurosurgery at Stanford University School of | Medicine and Vice Chair for Innovation and Technology |
| Research Cluster in History of Science, | Medicine and Technology |
| completed his residency training in Physical | Medicine and Rehabilitation, Mount Sinai School of Med |
| Applicants are admitted to OU College of | Medicine and select the OU School of Community Medicin |
| He practiced | medicine and farming in Traphill, North Carolina begin |
| the London Centre for the History of Science, | Medicine, and Technology. |
| There are sports | medicine and physiotherapy professionals located on-si |
| He is a Professor of | Medicine and founder Director of the Staff Development |
| t is currently approved for use in veterinary | medicine and is used to induce ovulation in mares as p |
| utpatient Center, Center for Heart & Vascular | Medicine and Loyola Oral Health Center as well as the |
| 41-1942, with severe shortages in ammunition, | medicine and supplies. |
| fields such as Orthopedic surgery, Geriatric | medicine and Anaesthetics. |
| d in 1971 to provide room for the Colleges of | Medicine and Dentistry, and the School of Nursing. |
| Existential Foundations of | Medicine and Psychology (1979). |
| The Center is home to Penn | Medicine's Abramson Cancer Center, radiation oncology, |
| In 1847, he was licensed to practice | medicine and entered practice at Yamachiche. |
| He studied | medicine and engaged in practice in Rochester, New Ham |
| Ma's research on sexual | medicine and Chinese sexuality has profoundly influenc |
| orn in Haverhill, New Hampshire, Ladd studied | medicine and taught school in Massachusetts. |
| er 2007 he was inducted into the Institute of | Medicine, and in October 2007 he was inducted into the |
| ed as Rabbi to the Albert Einstein College of | Medicine and Young Israel of Woodmere in Woodmere, NY. |
| raduated from the Ankara University School of | Medicine and spent nearly all of her career working at |
| He studied | medicine and practiced extensively in Pike County. |
| demic positions at Tufts University School of | Medicine and Harvard Medical School. |
| hen attended St Matthews University School of | Medicine and graduated in 2005 with a degree in Doctor |
| s (WHO/TDR), the Liverpool School of Tropical | Medicine, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropica |
| Educate medical students about evidence-based | medicine and evidence-based prescription practices |
| He moved to Putney, Vermont and studied | medicine and commenced practice in Castleton in 1789. |
| rsity from 1963 to 1977 both in the school of | medicine and in library science. |
| Kessler left the NBA to study | medicine and graduated from the School of Medicine at |
| ntire tobacco plant is viewed as a primordial | medicine and a powerful botanical ‘‘helper'' or ‘‘prot |
| He is the Douglas G. Cameron Professor of | Medicine, and Professor of Physiology and Oncology, at |
| earch evaluation and synthesis, especially in | medicine and public health, |
| Laboratories of Experimental | Medicine and Cancer Research |
| In addition to their use in astronomy and | medicine and photography, the lenses could be worn by |
| st W. Johnson Professor and chair of physical | medicine and rehabilitation at The Ohio State Universi |
| ey Department of Surgery at Baylor College of | Medicine and Director of the DeBakey Heart Center for |
| the University of Manchester with degrees in | medicine and surgery. |
| Electromyography, 4th Ed, 2007; and Physical | Medicine and Rehabilitation: Principles and Practice, |
| s from the University of Washington School of | Medicine, and a Presidential Citation Award for excell |
| He studied | medicine and then fish anatomy at Edinburgh University |
| elops, manufactures, distributes, and markets | medicine and other healthcare products. |
| etirement he served as consultant in forensic | medicine and on the Suicide Prevention Bureau, which h |
| dy and research into ayurvedic and indigenous | medicine and healthcare. |
| mmission for the Study of Ethical Problems in | Medicine and Biomedical and Behavioral Research - form |
| a diplomat of the American Board of Internal | Medicine and of the American Board of Rheumatology. |
| ing household goods such as cosmetics, patent | medicine, and wallpaper for toxic and potentially harm |
| ohnson met his wife in England while studying | medicine, and he employed at least two English archite |
| He studied | medicine and was graduated from the Missouri Medical C |
| hysicians, the American College of Preventive | Medicine, and the American College of Physicians, and |
| ied observer and experimenter in agriculture, | medicine, and natural history." |
| amics, mobile phone and automotive batteries, | medicine and as a fluxing agent. |
| The street is a marketplace for Chinese | medicine and many varieties of dried seafood - especia |
| r, the group transported ammunition, rations, | medicine, and other supplies to troops of 101st Airbor |
| The Journal of the History of | Medicine and Allied Sciences is a quarterly academic j |
| a Josef Zauschner (1737-1799), a professor of | medicine and botany in Prague. |
| s Diseases at the Boston University School of | Medicine and a staff doctor at the Massachusetts Homeo |
| Medicine and neuroscience - tackling neural networks e | |
| ved with the Jerusalem Center for Research in | Medicine and Halacha, often speaking at their annual E |
| currently touring with Hollywood Undead, New | Medicine, and 10 Years as part of the Revolt Tour. |
| y he had served as the dean of the Faculty of | Medicine and Health Sciences at Nottingham University. |
| In addition to general | medicine and surgery, the Health Center provides a ful |
| After the war, she studied | medicine, and worked as a military doctor in Olomouc a |
| William studied | medicine and built a large practice in Philadelphia. |
| The first postgraduate examination in | Medicine and Pathology was held in 1918. |
| He also produced | medicine and supervised the niter works (to manufactur |
| ar he was named Deputy Chief of the Bureau of | Medicine and Surgery. |
| : Michael Weindling is Professor of Perinatal | Medicine and Consultant Neonatologist, University of L |
| ences, journalism education, literature, law, | medicine and other professional courses." |
| hy that sought to integrate biology, ecology, | medicine, and human values. |
| ssWeek, the Economist, New England Journal of | Medicine and newspapers, radio and television around t |
| His knowledge of | medicine and mechanics procured for him considerable i |
| resident of the Illinois Society of Addiction | Medicine and then President of the American Society of |
| home to researchers from the UNSW Faculty of | Medicine and Children's Cancer Institute Australia. |
| n, chairman of the American Board of Internal | Medicine and chairman of the American Board of Interna |
| of Directors of the American Academy of Sleep | Medicine and the National Sleep Foundation, as Preside |
| School and New College, Oxford, where he read | medicine and gained a rowing blue. |
| University of California at Irvine Physical | Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency Program is an AC |
| certified and licensed to practice Pulmonary | Medicine and Critical Care Medicine, and returns to UC |
| Boss believed that modern | medicine and psychology, premised on Cartesian philoso |
| He studied | medicine, and graduated from the University of Pennsyl |
| y in pediatrics at Albert Einstein College of | Medicine and a fellowship in community child health at |
| ed additional assistance, mostly transporting | medicine and clothing. |
| hore School in Sydney, Constable graduated in | medicine and surgery from the University in 1965. |
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