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1. Practical work for medical students at Teheran University

Publication:: 1968
Subject(s):: Dissection
Schools, Medical
Education, Medical
Women
Laboratories
Iran
World Health Organization

2. [Training for nurses at the School of Nursing at Rey, Teheran]

Author(s):: Boucas, Philip.
Publication:: 1967?
Subject(s):: Nurses
Students, Medical
Education, Medical
Women
World Health Organization

3. [Dental students in a laboratory]

Publication:: 1967?
Subject(s):: Dentures
Dental Equipment
Women
World Health Organization

4. [Medical students in a laboratory]

Publication:: 1968
Subject(s):: Dissection
Schools, Medical
Education, Medical
Teaching
Women
Iran
World Health Organization

5. [Conglese medical student taking notes at a university in Lyons, France]

Publication:: [1962?]
Subject(s):: Students, Medical
Education, Medical
African Continental Ancestry Group
Women
World Health Organization

6. A fourth-year student nurse tutor in the library of the Dar es Salaam school of nursing

Author(s):: Henrioud, D.
Subject(s):: Clothing
Nurses
Women
African Continental Ancestry Group
World Health Organization

7. The hopelessly ill and the mentally sick: modern medicine has no justification for subjecting either patient to any experiment that is not intendend to relieve their own suferring. Nor would it be right for a close relative or guardian to give vicarious consent on their behalf to such experimentation

Subject(s):: Mental Disorders
Aged
Women
World Health Organization

8. A pharmacist shows her collection of dried frogs and lizards. When powered and drunk in wine or water, they are said to be effective against diseases of respiratory tract

Subject(s):: Pharmacists
Women
World Health Organization

9. Diseases like obesity and high blood pressure may be directly attributable to the "affluent society."

Subject(s):: Women
World Health Organization

10. "What could be better than a shared cigarette?"

Subject(s):: Women
Public Health
World Health Organization