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Stimulants, Stimulants and Diseases: The Evolution of the United States Biological Warfare Programme 1945-1960
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Hay, Alastair
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Medicine, Conflict and Survival 1999 July-September; 15(3): 198- 214
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Date
1999-07
Subject
Biological fare
;
Evolution
;
War
;
Biological and Chemical Weapons
;
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