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THE CANCERS The number of those whose deaths are ascribed to malignant disease continues to mount , but so also does the population of the country and the proportion of elderly people in it . Apart from the increase in male lung cancer ...
THE CANCERS The number of those whose deaths are ascribed to malignant disease continues to mount , but so also does the population of the country and the proportion of elderly people in it . Apart from the increase in male lung cancer ...
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THE EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER OF THE CERVIX UTERI Introduction Though cancer of the cervix uteri is gradually lessening as a cause of death , it was still the certified cause in over 2,500 deaths in 19601. This figure is 1 per cent . of ...
THE EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER OF THE CERVIX UTERI Introduction Though cancer of the cervix uteri is gradually lessening as a cause of death , it was still the certified cause in over 2,500 deaths in 19601. This figure is 1 per cent . of ...
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Cancer of the cervix is still , despite advances in radiation therapy and surgery , the fifth commonest cause of cancer deaths in the female , and it would probably be agreed that many of the failures are due to the fact that by the ...
Cancer of the cervix is still , despite advances in radiation therapy and surgery , the fifth commonest cause of cancer deaths in the female , and it would probably be agreed that many of the failures are due to the fact that by the ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 19 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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