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“Several people recently have asked me about the goiter belt—what it is and what causes it. A picture that shows the area the goiter belt covers can be found at http://www.uwsp.edu/geo/faculty/ozsvath/images/goiter_belt.htm. The medical world has known about this … Continue reading
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In 1955 Cutter Labs in Berkeley, California was one of six laboratories in the United States that manufactured a polio vaccine. The following is what I found regarding the lab and problems with the vaccine produced: When the first injectable polio vaccine was tested on … Continue reading
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Link —> Anthropologic Map From UC Berkeley “Welcome to the Mapping Anthropology at UC Berkeley Project. You can perform searches on the entire collection of dissertations performed in the Anthropology Department at UC Berkeley since 1901. Where available, direct links … Continue reading
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In China, 99% of the population is Rh positive. In fact Rhesus Negative Blood, also called Rh Negative is so very rare it is called Panda Blood. It is said that only 3 out of every 1,000 Chinese people … Continue reading
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What ever happened to mandatory blood tests in the United States before allowing a marriage? I have researched blood test requirements by state online and it appears that most do not require one at all now. … Continue reading
Appears to be no AB – amongst the Native Americans and Aborigines…
Group A and B Subgroups The serum of group B persons contains two antibodies: anti A and anti A1. By proper absorption, the two antibodies can be separated. Cells of group A that react with anti A1 are part of the … Continue reading
