| JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association 1990 Teri Randall |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| CDC minority health office: 'social epidemiology'. (Centers for Disease Control) | Health | Teri Randall |
| CDC plays cat-and-mouse with flu virus. (Centers for Disease Control) | Health | Teri Randall |
| CDC's hot line: 'America responds to AIDS'. (Centers for Disease Control) | Health | Teri Randall |
| Cholesterol 'war': dietitians, physicians team up. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Coping with violence epidemic. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Cyclosporine-ketoconazole combination offers promise in reducing antirejection therapy costs. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Cyclosporine: vital in today's transplantation, but questions remain about tomorrow. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Domestic violence begets other problems which physicians must be aware to be effective. (Medical News & Perspectives) | Health | Teri Randall |
| Domestic violence intervention calls for more than treating injuries. (Medical News & Perspectives) | Health | Teri Randall |
| Gene scene: earlier, eventually more specific, prenatal genetic diagnosis in realm of possibility. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Gene scene. (identification of a gene that prevents cell replication) | Health | Teri Randall |
| Infant mortality receiving increasing attention. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Marfan syndrome gene search intensifies following identification of basic defect. (editorial) | Health | Teri Randall |
| National morbidity data have their beginnings in offices of private practice physicians. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Neuroradiologists find 'gentler' angiography excellent for diagnosis, kinder to patients. | Health | Teri Randall |
| New antirejection drugs anticipated. | Health | Teri Randall |
| New guidelines expected in 1991 for relationship of continuing education, financial support. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Successful liver transplantation in older patients raises new hopes, challenges, ethics questions. | Health | Teri Randall |
| Thalidomide's back in the news, but in more favorable circumstances. | Health | Teri Randall |
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