File:NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 86, No. 4 July-August 1995 (IA NavyMedicineVol.86No.4July-august1995).pdf
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[edit]NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 86, No. 4 July-August 1995
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery |
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NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 86, No. 4 July-August 1995 |
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BUMED Office of Medical History |
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NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 86, No. 4 July-August 1995 Department Rounds 1 The Watch Changes JOSN M Mercado, USN Features 2 Opportunities for Specialty Board Certification for Pharmacists LT B. Grasso, MSC, USN 5 Women Volunteers Engage in Impact Acceleration Research CDR R. W Rend in, MSC, USN CDR L. W Schoenberg, MSC, USN 8 Navy Medicine's Shuttle Doc: CDR Jerry Linenger, MC J.K. Herman 13 Survivor of the Indianapolis: CAPT Lewis Haynes, MC (Ret.) J.K. Herman 18 50 Years Ago-World War II and the Navy Nurse K. Jackson 23 Chronology-World War II: Navy Medicine July-August 1945 LCDR G. Martin, USNR Professional 28 Recurrent Lobar Pneumonia in a Young Sailor: Carcinoid Tumor as a Part of the Differential Diagnosis LCDR D. G. Dillard, MC, USNR CAPT R. W Foley, MC, USN LCDR J. Grice, MC, USNR Notes and Announcements 30 In Memoriam ... CAPT V.M. Bulshefski, NC (Ret.) 31 Education and Training Restructuring 32 Naval Medical Research and Development Command Highlights A Look Back 33 Navy Medicine 1905 Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; medicalheritagelibrary; pharmacists; impact acceleration research; space shuttle; astronauts; USS Indianapolis; World War II; shark attacks; Nurse Corps; obituaries; pneumonia |
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IA Collections: usnavybumedhistoryoffice; medicalheritagelibrary |
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