ATOPIC ECZEMA IN EUROPEAN AND NEGRO WEST INDIAN INFANTS IN LONDON.
British Journal of DermatologyPublished 1 November 1961
L. R. Davis, R H Marten, I. Sárkány
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During the past year the Belgrave Hospital for Children would appear to be ideally situated for making comparative studies of West Indian and European children since it draws its patients from the Brixton area which has approximately 5000 West Indian inhabitants.
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L. R. DAVIS, M.D.(Lond.), R. H. MARTEN, M.A., B.M.(Oxon.), M.R.C.P.(Lond), I. SARKANY, M.R.C.P.(Lond.); ATOPIC ECZEMA IN EUROPEAN AND NEGRO WEST INDIAN INF
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Medicine