Sheffield / New York / Duncan / Antwerp / Glasgow / Trieste / London / /
Company
GE / NTD Labs Inc / /
Country
Italy / Belgium / United States / United Kingdom / Scotland / Wales / /
Facility
University of Antwerp / Queen Alexandra Hospital / Northem General Hospital / Royal College of Obstetricians / University of Glasgow / Hospital Medical School / Oldchurch Hospital / Ruchill Hospital / /
IndustryTerm
paediatric services / local community psychiatric services / human chorionic gonadotrophin protocol / important law / /
MedicalCondition
Hepatitis A / JE / invasive cancer / carcinoma / learning disabilities / mental illness / MS / Down's syndrome EDITOR / dissociation / cancer / Nosocomial hepatitis A / disease / Down's syndrome / earlier and more curable disease / infectious diseases / III cervical intraepithelial neoplasia / infection / spontaneous abortion / hepatitis A. Practically / /
MedicalTreatment
blood transfusion / vaccination / /
Organization
Scotland Cancer Surveillance Unit / University of Antwerp / Oldchurch Hospital / Queen Alexandra Hospital / University of Glasgow / MEZEY St George's Hospital Medical School / SPENCER Endocrine Unit / G20 / Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists / Ruchill Hospital / LEYLAND Public Health Research Unit / Portsmouth AM WARD Protein Reference Unit / RPSYMONDS Beatson Oncology Centre / Northem General Hospital / Greater Glasgow Health Board / Clinical Biochemistry Department / COOMBES Chemical Pathology Department / /
Person
Arch Dis / Ken Judge / VAN DER AUWERA / Allan Hackshaw / Chris Endean / BRUNO NORCIO / Michaela Benzeval / Van Wijngaarden / Nicholas Wald / ALASTAIR H LEYLAND / Ward A. Free / /
Position
EDITOR / Prime Minister / average health care worker / health care workers EDITOR / Butler / consultant / Carpenter / syndrome EDITOR / mothers EDITOR / writer / anonymous author / Judge / /
Product
ntd / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / /
RadioStation
Portsmouth AM / /
Technology
free 18 human chorionic gonadotrophin protocol / /
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