Historical notes on ABCC and its aims and objectives : typescript, 1956 / Lowell A. Woodbury.

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Historical notes on ABCC and its aims and objectives : typescript, 1956 / Lowell A. Woodbury.

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Reports on the effects of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan starting in November 1946 including a history of the commissions studies, a census, genetics, hematology, pediatric and adult medicine. Includes bibliography of medical reports by commission, a list of the various studies done including its purpose and results.

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