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Lancet (London, England)|June 23, 2004

Recurrent tetanusM Lindley-Jones, D Lewis, J L Southgate

Diabetologia|March 1, 1992

Expression of an islet regenerating (reg) gene in isolated rat islets: effects of nutrient and non-nutrient growth factorsP J Francis, J L Southgate, T J Wilkin, et al.

Future Hospital Journal|May 18, 2019

Readmission rates of older patients (age >75 years) discharged within 48 hours of admission to the Acute Medical Unit, Norwich: observational studyH Wilson, Y K Loke, E J Hamilton, et al.

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Lancet (London, England)|June 23, 2004

Recurrent tetanusM Lindley-Jones, D Lewis, J L Southgate

Diabetologia|March 1, 1992

Expression of an islet regenerating (reg) gene in isolated rat islets: effects of nutrient and non-nutrient growth factorsP J Francis, J L Southgate, T J Wilkin, et al.

Future Hospital Journal|May 18, 2019

Readmission rates of older patients (age >75 years) discharged within 48 hours of admission to the Acute Medical Unit, Norwich: observational studyH Wilson, Y K Loke, E J Hamilton, et al.

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