Titlebook: Malignant Hyperthermia; Beverley A. Britt (Associate Professor, Senior Sta Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston 1987 muscle.patho

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A. K. W. Brownellively on the human mind and behaviour in one form or another. Felman suggests in the quote above that every literary text communicates in some way with madness, when madness is taken to mean much more than a narrow, clinically defined, psychopathological state. Indeed, what is evident in much post-w

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B. A. Brittrms such as ‘diversity’ and ‘ethnicity’ mean. From the point of view of scholars in the health care disciplines who address the practical manifestations of ‘madness’, these generic terms can have a deliberately wide and inclusive frame of reference. In the inaugural issue of ., McGee and Johnson wri

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D. E. Jones,J. F. Ryanng and the body dead. But the boundary between life and death is less settled than it might appear. Historians have explored the ways in which death does not constitute so absolute a boundary in early modern Europe as we might imagine: the living relate to the dead or to the not yet living in ways t

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