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Appraisal of Occurrence of Adenovirus-caused Respiratory Illness in Military Populations

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Journal Am J Hyg
Specialty Public Health
Date 1957 Jul 1
PMID 13444254
Citations 12
Authors
M R HILLEMAN
R L GAULD
R L BUTLER
R A STALLONES
C L HEDBERG
M S WARFIELD
S A Anderson
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