The Medical Implications of Nuclear War.

The Medical Implications of Nuclear War.

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Other Authors:	Solomon, Frederic (Editor), Marston, Robert Q. (Editor)
Format:	Electronic eBook
Language:	English
Published:	National Academies Press 1986
Subjects:	Emergency medical services > Congresses. Nuclear warfare > Environmental aspects > Congresses. Nuclear warfare > Health aspects > Congresses. Nuclear warfare > Psychological aspects > Congresses. Nuclear warfare > Social aspects > Congresses. Radioactive fallout. Radiation injuries. Nuclear warfare. Attitude (Psychology) Mortality. Social change. Ecology. Vital statistics. Pollutants. Sociology. Wounds and injuries. Biology. Demography. Life sciences. Diseases. Physical sciences. Social problems. Social sciences. Public health. Medical care. Statistics > Methodology. Radioactive Fallout Radiation Injuries > congresses. Radioactive Fallout > adverse effects > Congresses. Radiation Injuries Radioactive Fallout > congresses > adverse effects. Radiation Radiation Injuries > Congresses. Environment and Public Health. Nuclear Warfare > congresses. Nuclear Warfare Radiation Effects Warfare Nuclear Warfare > Congresses. Attitude Mortality Social Change Ecology Morbidity Hazardous Substances Vital Statistics Environmental Pollutants Earth Sciences Electromagnetic Phenomena Sociology Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms. Wounds and Injuries Radiologic Health Radioactive Pollutants Socioeconomic Factors Biology Data Collection Physical Phenomena Demography Biological Science Disciplines Disease Natural Science Disciplines Population Characteristics Social Problems Social Sciences Toxic Actions. Complex Mixtures Psychiatry and Psychology. Public Health Information Science Disciplines and Occupations. Epidemiologic Methods Phenomena and Processes. Chemicals and Drugs. Epidemiologic Measurements Chemical Actions and Uses. Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena. Delivery of Health Care Investigative Techniques. Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment. Data Collection > methods Patient Care nuclear wars. mortality. ecology. pollutants. sociology. biology. demography. biological sciences. disease. illness. physical sciences. social issues. social sciences. public health.
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