Gewina Pub Date : 2002-01-01

Jan C C Rupp

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[Medical communication about the management of depression, anxiety and sleeplessness in the Dutch women's magazine 'Margriet' between 1950 and 1960]. [1950年至1960年荷兰女性杂志《玛格丽特》中关于抑郁、焦虑和失眠管理的医学交流]。

Gewina Pub Date : 2002-01-01

Jan Uttien, Toine Pieters, Frans J Meijman

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[A blind bicycle repair man at the Stedelijk Museum: the exhibition and congress 'labour for the disabled' of 1928]. [市立博物馆的盲人自行车修理工:1928年“残疾人劳动”展览和大会]。

Gewina Pub Date : 2002-01-01

H J E Hermans, S H Schmidt

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[Screening on tuberculosis: an occasion for public debate?]. [结核病筛查:公众辩论的场合?]

Gewina Pub Date : 2002-01-01

M Dijkstra, F J Meijman

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[P. J. Vinken's science column in the weekly Vrij Nederland: 1959-1963]. (P。J. Vinken的科学专栏在每周Vrij Nederland: 1959-1963]。

Gewina Pub Date : 2002-01-01

Frans Meulenberg