An Epidemiological Study of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Infants in Western Australia, 1980-1989

Published by Western Australian Research Institute for Child Health, Perth, 1993

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106pp., Blue stapled booklet with neat previous ownership name in pen to top corner of front panel & title-page, intro., tables, diags., conclusion, ack., ref. An Epidemiological Study of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Infants in Western Australia, 1980-1989. Size: Large Quarto.

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Title
An Epidemiological Study of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Infants in Western Australia, 1980-1989
Author
Alessandri, Louisa M.; Read, Anne W.; Stanley, Fiona J.
Publisher
Western Australian Research Institute for Child Health, Perth
Publication year
1993
Condition
Fine
Book Type
Book
Binding
Soft cover

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