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[edit]U.S. Navy Medicine Vol. 70, No. 4 April 1979
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery |
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U.S. Navy Medicine Vol. 70, No. 4 April 1979 |
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BUMED Office of Medical History |
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U.S. Navy Medicine Vol. 70, No. 4 April 1979 Ken Koskella: One of the Navy's Flying Doctors . . . Three Picked for Flag Rank 6 Notes and Announcements 9 Scholars' Scuttlebutt Servicemen's and Veterans Group Life Insurance 10 Independent Duty-Update A Profile of Viral Hepatitis CDR W.M. Parsons, MSC, USN 12 Features John Paul Jones: A Twentieth Century Post Mortem 15 Use of Facsimile Transmitters for a Clinical Pharmacy Program LCDR P. T. Riley, MSC, USN LTD. DePolo, Jr. , MSC, USN LTJG C.L. Hall, Jr., MSC, USNR 18 The Origins of BUMED Audiovisual Training K. W. Hammel 23 Professional Emotional Problems After Therapeutic Abortion CDR J.O. Cavenar, Jr., MC, USNR·R G.J. 0 'Shanick, M.D. R.J. Taska, M.D. 26 A Critical Look at Margin Placement in Restorative Dentistry LT B. W. Winterholler, DC, USNR 29 BUMED SITREP
Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; aviation medicine; life insurance; therapeutic abortion; dentistry; films; audiovisuals; John Paul Jones; post-mortem; autopsy; War of 1812; pharmacy; fax machines; hepatitis |
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| Publication date | April 1979 | |
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IA Collections: usnavybumedhistoryoffice; medicalheritagelibrary |
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NavyMedicine197904 |
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