The associate committees on medical research of the National Research Council and the Second World War.
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Summary
During World War II the original Associate Committee on Medical Research and three additional committees (each associated with a branch of the military) of the National Research Council organized wartime medical research.
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- article
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- 1992-01-01
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Keywords
Research council, Medical research, Political science, World War II, Public administration
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