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. 1951 Mar 31;1(4708):670–675. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.4708.670

Effect of A.C.T.H., Cortisone, and D.C.A. with Ascorbic Acid on “Formalin-Arthritis”

M W Parkes, Fred Wrigley
PMCID: PMC2069345  PMID: 14821504

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