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. 1954 Apr 10;1(4866):847–851. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.4866.847

Conditions Associated with the Growth of Boys, 1950-1

W T C Berry, P J Cowin
PMCID: PMC2093583  PMID: 13140874

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