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THE BERT AND PEGGY DUPONT LECTURE: THE NEUROBIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF VOCAL LEARNING AND SPOKEN LANGUAGE. 伯特和佩吉-杜邦讲座:发声学习和口语的神经生物学和进化。
Erich Jarvis
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OFFICERS AND COUNCIL FALL 2024. 2024 年秋季主席团和理事会。
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THE BERT AND PEGGY DUPONT LECTURE. 伯特和佩吉-杜邦讲座。
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Present Members. 出席成员
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THE ROLE OF HEALTH POLICY IN IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES AND HEALTH EQUITY. 卫生政策在改善卫生成果和卫生公平方面的作用。
Karen E Joynt Maddox
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THE MARY ALLEN ENGLE AWARD. 玛丽·艾伦·恩格尔奖。
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OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 2022. 官员和理事会2022。
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Index. 索引。
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DYSPNEA AND MECHANICAL VENTILATION: APPLYING PHYSIOLOGY TO GUIDE THERAPY. 呼吸困难与机械通气:应用生理学指导治疗。
Richard M Schwartzstein, Rachel Sturley
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IMPROVING DIVERSE PARTICIPATION IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS. 提高癌症临床试验的多样性。
Ruben Mesa, Rebecca T Jones
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