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Archives of Sexual Behavior|May 4, 2022

A Novel Human Sex Difference: Male Sclera Are Redder and Yellower than Female ScleraSarah S Kramer, Richard Russell

Plos One|January 11, 2019

Examining the 'cosmetics placebo effect'Carlota Batres, Sarah S Kramer, Caroline G DeAngelis, et al.

American Journal of Otolaryngology|October 8, 2011

Postlaryngectomy dysphagia masking as velopharyngeal insufficiency: a simple solution for an anterior neopharyngeal diverticulumJames J Jaber, Evan S Greenbaum, Joshua M Sappington, et al.

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Archives of Sexual Behavior|May 4, 2022

A Novel Human Sex Difference: Male Sclera Are Redder and Yellower than Female ScleraSarah S Kramer, Richard Russell

Plos One|January 11, 2019

Examining the 'cosmetics placebo effect'Carlota Batres, Sarah S Kramer, Caroline G DeAngelis, et al.

American Journal of Otolaryngology|October 8, 2011

Postlaryngectomy dysphagia masking as velopharyngeal insufficiency: a simple solution for an anterior neopharyngeal diverticulumJames J Jaber, Evan S Greenbaum, Joshua M Sappington, et al.

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