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Anaemia

Paul Ehrlich

1910

Clinical Hematology and Fundamentals of Hemostasis, Third Edition

Denise Harmening

1997

Hematology

Paul Richard Reich

1978

The match

Beth Whitehouse

2010

Pernicious anemia

Lawrence Kass

1976

The Iron Disorders Institute guide to anemia

Cheryl D. Garrison

2003

The spleen and anæmia

Richard Mills Pearce

1918

Red cell manual

Robert S. Hillman

1996

Brain exhaustion, with some preliminary considerations on cerebral dynamics

J. Leonard Corning

1884

Some effects of certain diets upon excretion by the kidneys and upon the blood

Robert Swan Aitchison

1896

Diet, demography, and disease

Susan Kent

1992

Disguised Disease

Lawrence Galton

1975

Clinical haematology in medical practice

Bryan Rush FRACP FRCPA, Charles W. Chesterman, Colin Chesterman DPhil FRACP FRCPA et al.

1958

Drawing Blood

Keith Wailoo

1997

The spleen and anaemia

Richard Mills Pearce

1918

On the origin of anaemic murmurs

Fowler, James Kingston Sir

1884

Anemia

Isaias Raw

1975

Hematopoietic growth factors in clinical applications

Roland Mertelsmann

1990

Dr. Susan Lark's Heavy Menstrual Flow & Anemia Self Help Book

Susan M. Lark

1995

Understanding anemia

Ed Uthman

1998

The menstrual cycle

Michel Ferin

1993

Recombinant human erythropoietin (rhEPO) in clinical oncology

2002

Transfusion Therapy

Paul D. Mintz

2004

Uncinariasis (Hookworm disease) in Porto Rico

Bailey K. Ashford

1911

Coping with anaemia

Tom Smith

2012

Everything You Need to Know About Anemia

Allison J. Ross

2000

Transfusion therapy

Paul D. Mintz

1999

Perinatal transfusion medicine

John G. Kelton, Susan M. Wilson

1990

Can't Live Without It

Loren F. Hazelwood

2001

Anemia in Women

Joan Gomez

2003

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