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... etiology is not entirely clear , contributing factors are vitamin deficiency and gastrointestinal dysfunction , with ... etiologic relationship between alco- hol and this condition , he believes the association more than " merely casual ...
... etiology is not entirely clear , contributing factors are vitamin deficiency and gastrointestinal dysfunction , with ... etiologic relationship between alco- hol and this condition , he believes the association more than " merely casual ...
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... etiologic factor in cirrhosis is uncertain . Although there is certainly a connection - more than 50 % of all cases of ... etiology of cirrhosis . Indications of cirrhosis are significant weight loss , anorexia , nausea and vomiting ...
... etiologic factor in cirrhosis is uncertain . Although there is certainly a connection - more than 50 % of all cases of ... etiology of cirrhosis . Indications of cirrhosis are significant weight loss , anorexia , nausea and vomiting ...
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... etiologic . What is the causative mechanism of alcoholic addiction ? Here , of course , is the main obsta- cle : this illness , causing untold suffering to millions of people , has no clear etiology , physiologic or psychological , to ...
... etiologic . What is the causative mechanism of alcoholic addiction ? Here , of course , is the main obsta- cle : this illness , causing untold suffering to millions of people , has no clear etiology , physiologic or psychological , to ...
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