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  1. Noburo Kobayashi, Tai Akera, Shuki Mizutani - Childhood Leukemia: Present Problems and Future Prospects, Inbunden. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Childhood Leukemia: Present Problems and Future Prospects

    Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Children#x2019;s Cancer Tokyo, Japan, December 7–9, 1989

    Av Noburo Kobayashi, Tai Akera m. fl.

    Inbunden, 1991

    1692 kr

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    Twenty years ago when Children's Cancer Association of Japan was born, the diagnosis of childhood leukemia amounted to a death sentence. Only 20% or so of children with leukemia survived more than 5 years. Since then, enormous improvements have been achieved regarding our understanding on the …

  2. Noburo Kobayashi, Tai Akera, Shuki Mizutani - Childhood Leukemia: Present Problems and Future Prospects, Häftad. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Childhood Leukemia: Present Problems and Future Prospects

    Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Children#x2019;s Cancer Tokyo, Japan, December 7–9, 1989

    Av Noburo Kobayashi, Tai Akera m. fl.

    Häftad, 2012

    1692 kr

    Lägg i varukorg

    Twenty years ago when Children's Cancer Association of Japan was born, the diagnosis of childhood leukemia amounted to a death sentence. Only 20% or so of children with leukemia survived more than 5 years. Since then, enormous improvements have been achieved regarding our understanding on the …

  3. Shuki Mizutani, Tai Akera, Noburo Kobayashi - Childhood Leukemia: Present Problems and Future Prospects, E-bok. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Childhood Leukemia: Present Problems and Future Prospects

    Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Children#x2019;s Cancer Tokyo, Japan, December 7–9, 1989

    Av Shuki Mizutani, Tai Akera m. fl.

    E-bok, 2012

    2174 kr

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    Twenty years ago when Children''s Cancer Association of Japan was born, the diagnosis of childhood leukemia amounted to a death sentence. Only 20% or so of children with leukemia survived more than 5 years. Since then, enormous improvements have been achieved regarding our understanding on the …