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Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
Historical collection: Comparative medicine
01/01/1965 00:00:00
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Historical collection: Comparative medicine
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ANIMAL LESSONS IN HUMAN MEDICINE.
Comparative medicine in the study of diseases by comparing the findings in animals with those in man. Comparative medicine contributes to human health in two ways. The most obvious one is by preventing zoonoses, for example, rabies, food poisoning and some forms of tuberculosis. The second, though less obvious, is more far-reaching in its implications: it is to arrive at a better understanding of disease processes in all their countless aspects. Such knowledge forms the foundation of effective preventive and curative measures. WORLD HEALTH devotes an issue to this theme.
Chicken… The famous pecking order was discovered through investigations into social structure among chickens…
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01/01/1965
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