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Two Surveys to Investigate the Relation of Sickle-Cell Trait and Malaria

BMJ
doi 10.1136/bmj.2.4948.1116
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November 5, 1955

Authors
H. FoyW. BrassR. A. MooreG. L. TimmsA. KondiT. Oluoch
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BMJ


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