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The medical history of early Singapore / by Lee Yong Kiat.

By:

Lee, Yong Kiat

Material type: Text

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TextSeries: SEAMIC publication ; no. 14Publication details: Tokyo : Southeast Asian Medical Information Center (SEAMIC), 1978.Description: 334 pSubject(s):

Medical care -- Singapore -- History

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