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10,006,001 | In a three-year prospective investigation, a total of 6,952 patients were investigated prospectively in nine intensive care wards and their rate of nosocomial infections was analysed. The frequency of the nosocomial infections varied between 3% and 27%. The most frequent nosocomial infections were urinary tract infecti... | [
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10,006,002 | Acute myocardial failure during Yersinia enterocolitica infection. | [
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10,006,003 | A case of severe cardiac failure during generalized Yersinia enterocolitica infection, in a previously healthy woman is described. It was possible to demonstrate the important role of coronary hypoperfusion in the late stages of septic shock. When beta stimulant drugs became ineffective, IABP improved cardiac function. | [
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10,006,004 | Intravenous Calcium chloride as an antidote to verapamil-induced hypotension. | [
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10,006,005 | Life events and disorder: event-symptom associations and the course of disorder. | [
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10,006,006 | Facial muscle patterning lateralization during elation and depression imagery. | [
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10,006,007 | Self-reinforcement and depression in interpersonal interaction: the role of performance level. | [
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10,006,008 | Eye tracking in patients with unipolar and bipolar affective disorders in remission. | [
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10,006,009 | Changes in perceptual asymmetries with clinical improvement of depression and schizophrenia. | [
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10,006,010 | Use of the Golden-Meehl indicators in the detection of schizoid-taxon membership. | [
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10,006,011 | The need for power, stress, immune function, and illness among male prisoners. | [
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10,006,012 | Psychomotility in the functional psychoses. | [
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10,006,013 | Hypnotic deafness: now you hear it-now you still hear it. | [
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10,006,014 | Depressed and nondepressed inpatients' cognitions of hypothetical events, experimental tasks, and stressful life events. | [
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10,006,015 | Silver Valley lead study: further analysis of the relationship between blood lead and air lead. | [
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10,006,016 | A comparison of immunotherapy schedules for injection treatment of ragweed pollen hay fever. | [
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10,006,017 | In 44 patients highly sensitive to ragweed, we compared weekly injections of single doses of ragweed extract (RW-Wk, 15 patients) with clustered doses of ragweed extract at 3-wk intervals (RW-Cl, 18 patients) for effects on ragweed hay fever symptom-medication scores and immunologic variates. Patients were matched and ... | [
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10,006,018 | Experience with daily immunotherapy in 59 adult allergic patients. | [
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10,006,019 | Fifty-nine adult men with seasonal allergic rhinitis received immunotherapy that was administered five to six times per week until maintenance doses were achieved. Immunologic response was monitored with titrated prick skin tests, which revealed increased sensitivity at 2 wk. followed by progressive decline coinciding ... | [
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10,006,020 | Evaluation of Hymenoptera-sting sensitivity with deliberate sting challenges: inadequacy of present diagnostic methods. | [
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10,006,021 | Further studies of the effects of inhaled glucocorticoids on pituitary-adrenal function in healthy adults. | [
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10,006,022 | We compared the effects of increasing doses of beclomethasone dipropionate (BDP) and fluocortin butylester (FCB) on several indices of pituitary-adrenal function in healthy adult subjects. Significant depression of urinary free cortisol excretion and the response to metyrapone was seen only at the highest dose (1600 mg... | [
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10,006,023 | An epidemiologic study of interrelationships of total serum immunoglobulin E, allergy skin-test reactivity, and eosinophilia. | [
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10,006,024 | Penicillin allergy: clinical experience with a battery of skin-test reagents. | [
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10,006,025 | From 1971 through August 1978, 778 patients underwent penicillin skin testing. Each patient gave a history of previous penicillin allergy. The skin-test reagents consisted of (1) fresh solutions of commercially prepared penicillin G (PEN G), ampicillin (AMP), and methicillin (METH); (2) polylysine conjugates of the maj... | [
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10,006,026 | Variability in the measurement of specific immunoglobulin E antibody by the RAST procedure. | [
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10,006,027 | This is a report of a study from the Committee on In Vitro Tests of the American Academy of Allergy, which evaluated variance of the RAST procedure when different allergic sera were tested by 12 Committee member laboratories using the Phadebas RAST kit (Pharmacia Diagnostics, Piscataway, N.J.) and when serial dilutions... | [
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10,006,028 | Rinkel technique. | [
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10,006,029 | Current nutrition issues in hypertension. | [
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10,006,030 | Physiological observations in essential hypertension. | [
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10,006,031 | The various mechanisms that may be involved in essential hypertension are discussed, as well as their therapeutic implications. A step-care treatment program has been shown to be effective not only for the treatment of the individual patient with mild hypertension but also in mass population treatment programs. It is b... | [
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10,006,032 | Pediatric aspects of essential hypertension. | [
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10,006,033 | Severe hypertension is rarely seen in children, but there is increasing evidence that childhood may be an appropriate time to consider measures for the prevention of hypertension later in life. The normal range for blood pressure in children and the significance of an "elevated" blood pressure are discussed. Evidence i... | [
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10,006,034 | The role of diet in the treatment of high blood pressure. | [
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10,006,035 | Recent reports on the effectiveness of moderate salt restriction and moderate weight loss in reducing elevated blood pressure have stimulated a renewed interest in dietary control of hypertension. It is possible that mild hypertensives (diastolic 90 to 104 mm. Hg.) can maintain normal blood pressure on diet therapy alo... | [
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10,006,036 | Perspective of Food and Drug Administration on Dietary sodium. | [
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10,006,037 | The sodium and potassium content of typical American diets of infants, toddlers, and adults was determined, both for total content and for content at the commodity group level, by chemical analysis of representative diets from 1977 through 1980. In recent years the scientific community has reached a consensus that high... | [
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10,006,038 | The role of sodium in food processing. | [
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10,006,039 | Recommendations for dietary sodium reduction can be communicated effectively when the role of sodium in food processes is understood, Knowledge of why sodium is present in foods helps the dietitian to predict likely and unlike sodium sources. When this information is used in counseling, dietary modifications may become... | [
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10,006,040 | Development of on-line real-time menu management system. | [
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10,006,041 | An on-line, real-time menu management system was developed as a module of the integrated computer-assisted food management system implemented at the University of Missouri-Columbia Health Sciences Center Department of Nutrition and Dietetics. This system supplants a former automated form generating system and permits f... | [
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10,006,042 | Effect of microwave and conventional baking on yellow cakes. | [
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10,006,043 | The quality of yellow butter cakes was adversely affected by microwave cookery. Conventional cakes consistently received the highest sensory ratings. Cakes baked on a carousel in the microwave oven were evaluated as being equal or superior to cakes baked in the microwave without a carousel. Sensory evaluations for appe... | [
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10,006,044 | Teaching principles and cost of sodium-restricted diets. | [
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10,006,045 | "Healthy mothers, healthy babies". | [
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10,006,046 | Evaluation of the effect of WIC supplemental feeding on birth weight. | [
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10,006,047 | This study examined the impact of pregnant women's participation in a WIC supplemental feeding program on the birth weight of infants. Data on 1,328 WIC and non-WIC participants were collected from a retrospective review of medical and/or nutrition records. Participation of women in WIC was associated with a positive a... | [
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10,006,048 | Effect of WIC supplemental feeding on hemoglobin and hematocrit of prenatal patients. | [
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10,006,049 | The present study was designed to assess the effect of WIC food supplementation on the hematological status of pregnant women as measured by hemoglobin and hematocrit values. Although the baseline hematological status of the WIC and non-WIC pregnant women was similar, the final values for the WIC participants were sign... | [
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10,006,050 | Folacin content of supplemental foods for pregnancy. | [
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10,006,051 | Microbiological assay with Lactobacillus casei was made to determine total folacin content of foods allowed in the Special Supplemental Food Program (WIC) serving low-income pregnant women in the United States, who are at risk for folacin deficiency. Results of the assay showed that, when foods with a high nutrient den... | [
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10,006,052 | Sodium intakes of infants from 1 to 18 months of age. | [
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10,006,053 | The daily sodium content in the diets of infants was determined. Milk and milk products were the main contributor of sodium during early infancy. Commercial baby foods contributed little sodium. As table foods were introduced, the daily sodium intake of the infants rose dramatically. The main sources of sodium in table... | [
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10,006,054 | The coming physician surplus. | [
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10,006,055 | Rationale for nutritional requirements for patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis. | [
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10,006,056 | Food supplement usage by the elderly. | [
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10,006,057 | A variety of food supplements were taken by 66 percent of the elderly persons in this study. Ascorbic acid and vitamin E were the most popular choices. Some supplements may have improved nutritional status, while others were probably inappropriate or unnecessary. The findings indicate that the elderly have a number of ... | [
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10,006,058 | The nutritionist as the primary care provider in a team approach to obesity. | [
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10,006,059 | The obesity program at the New England Institute of Nutrition and Health offers the nutritionist the opportunity to employ all of the skills and knowledge which she has acquired. Because the literature on obesity treatment does not point to the success of any one approach or method, we have chosen to use an eclectic ap... | [
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10,006,060 | Combination therapy for osteoporosis with estrogen, fluoride, and calcium. | [
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10,006,061 | Nine women with postmenopausal spinal osteoporosis were treated with combination therapy consisting of estrogen, fluoride, and calcium. Their data were compared with those of a control group treated with fluoride, and calcium without estrogen. Bone mass was measured about every six months by photon absorptiometry (bone... | [
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10,006,062 | Alcoholism in the geriatric population. | [
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10,006,063 | Alcohol abuse by elderly persons may be overlooked by clinicians because the effects of alcoholism on intellectual processes may be attributed to advancing age. In older patients, in whom liver and other organ functions may be reduced, even modest social drinking will impair cognitive abilities. Alcoholism is especiall... | [
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10,006,064 | Care of elderly patients in a special hypertension clinic. | [
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10,006,065 | In a special hypertension clinic, 35 hypertensive elderly men (mean age, 72 years) and 29 hypertensive younger men (mean age, 45 years) were studied. In the clinic, nurse-clinicians evaluated and treated the patients under physician supervision, and compared the findings in the two groups. The same success in blood pre... | [
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10,006,066 | Alzheimer's disease (senile dementia)" a research update and critique with recommendations. | [
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10,006,067 | An evaluation of falls, syncope, and dizziness by prolonged ambulatory cardiographic monitoring in a geriatric institutional setting. | [
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10,006,068 | Fifty-nine patients living in a geriatric residential setting underwent prolonged ambulatory cardiographic monitoring with the Holter monitor (AHM) as part of an investigation of falls, dizziness, and syncope. In 16 instances, cardiac arrhythmias were a contributing factor; in 12, the diagnostic AHM recordings were ass... | [
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10,006,069 | Faculty resources for teaching geriatric medicine. | [
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10,006,070 | Self-administered questionnaires were sent to all faculty and staff members of the departments of internal medicine and psychiatry in a school of medicine. The questionnaires asked for information about personal characteristics, practice characteristics, and interest in teaching geriatrics. Included also were measures ... | [
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10,006,071 | The black aged: implications for mental health care. | [
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10,006,072 | Some of the problems associated with providing quality mental health care for aged blacks are discussed. It is postulated that treatment should be used selectively, not in terms of simplistic formulas or part-truths about aged blacks, but on the bases of clinical indications in differential diagnosis. The essence of im... | [
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10,006,073 | Digoxin - quinidine interaction. | [
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10,006,074 | Outcome of hospital admission of the very elderly. | [
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10,006,075 | Hospital utilization by persons aged 85 or older before the development of a specialized geriatric service in a Canadian city is described. Admissions to surgical units slightly outnumbered those to medical units and were more likely to be elective admissions or interhospital transfers. Three fourths of the medical adm... | [
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10,006,076 | Prevalence of psychologic impairment in an advanced-age population. | [
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10,006,077 | Interviews were conducted in the homes of 200 persons aged 80 years or older; 100 lived in Vancouver and 100 in Victoria, B. C. Between 15 and 27 per cent showed psychologic impairment, as measured by self-reporting of symptoms, including use of prescribed psychotropic drugs. A comparison of those who were psychologica... | [
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10,006,078 | Training health professionals in the care of the elderly. | [
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10,006,079 | Twenty-seven projects for the development of interdisciplinary geriatric curricula were supported by the Health Resources Administration's Bureau of Health Professions in fiscal 1979. A variety of clinical training sites were used (e.g., university gerontology centers, VA medical centers, senior citizen facilities, adu... | [
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10,006,080 | Grandparents and their children. | [
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10,006,081 | Old age brings about radical changes in the relationship between the elderly and their children. The latter are part of the "sandwich generation." At a time when their own children are making increasing emotional, physical and financial demands, they must cope with the increased dependence of their parents. The alterat... | [
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10,006,082 | The development of resources for research on aging: the potential role of the American Federation for Aging Research (AFAR) | [
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10,006,083 | Predictable visual responses to increasing age. | [
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10,006,084 | Some loss of visual efficiency with age is universal. Such visual impairment probably is more disabling than most young eye practitioners tend to realize because the visual loss that attends uncomplicated aging impacts only slightly the common clinical tests of vision. Nevertheless, visual impairment associated with ag... | [
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10,006,085 | Dark adaptation and aging. | [
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10,006,086 | The literature relating aging and dark adaptation is discussed. The final threshold shows a significant rise in the increase in age which is more marked above the age of 60. The effects of stimulus hue (color), miosis, and the changes in the transmittance of the ocular media are explored as causes of the threshold rise... | [
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10,006,087 | Sensory deprivation training for your office staff. | [
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10,006,088 | A combined interprofessional effort of optometry and psychology/gerontology results in a valuable practice management program for eye care offices. Through this program, staffs can use sensory deprivation training to improve their handling of patients in the optometric environment. | [
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10,006,089 | How to make an office computer ("Specs") work for you. | [
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10,006,090 | The design of a rational contact lens fee structure. | [
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10,006,091 | Parasympathetic preganglionic neurons in the sacral spinal cord. | [
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10,006,092 | Two types of preganglionic neurons have been identified in the sacral parasympathetic nucleus (SPN) of the cat. These neurons could be differentiated by various characteristics including axonal conduction velocities, morphology, location in the nucleus, organ of innervation and central reflex mechanisms controlling the... | [
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10,006,093 | Autonomic preganglionic neurons-the final common pathway of physiological regulations. | [
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10,006,094 | Stabilization of the discharge rate of sympathetic preganglionic neurons. | [
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10,006,095 | A characteristic feature of the sympathetic preganglionic neuron (SPN) is the low rate of firing during both tonic and evoked activity. Firing rates between 1 and 2 Hz are typical of tonic activity, and the rates increase only slightly during sustained reflex activation. The low mean firing rate of the SPN may result f... | [
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10,006,096 | Brain stem neurons governing the discharges of sympathetic nerves. | [
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10,006,097 | Recent work from our laboratory revealed that the brain stem is inherently capable of generating a 2-6 cycles/s rhythm in sympathetic nerve discharge (SND) of the baroreceptor denervated cat. It is believed that this rhythm is representative of the fundamental organization of those brain stem networks responsible for t... | [
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10,006,098 | Somato-autonomic reflexes in anesthetized and unanesthetized dogs. | [
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10,006,099 | Blood pressure and heart rate alterations were induced in anesthetized and unanesthetized mongrel dogs. Pressor responses were brought about in the anesthetized group by bilateral, high intensity stimulation of the sciatic nerves. In these animals, bilateral section of the dorsolateral sulcus area (DLS) in the lumbar s... | [
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10,006,100 | Life span study of SPF Fischer 344 male rats fed ad libitum or restricted diets: longevity, growth, lean body mass and disease. | [
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