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Ventricular tachycardia as an adverse effect of the African potato (Hypoxis sp.).

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Prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders and physiological stress among adult, male potato cultivators of West Bengal, India.

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A total of 70 male potato cultivators were selected randomly from the villages of West Bengal, India, to evaluate musculoskeletal disorder (MSD), thermal stress, and physiological stress and were compared with 70 controls from the urban sector of West Bengal. Modified Nordic questionnaire studies

Rapid recovery from acoustic trauma: chicken soup, potato knish, or drug interaction?

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OBJECTIVE To describe the phenomenology and consider possible mechanisms mediating rapid and unexpected recovery from acoustic trauma after ingestion of a food substance (potato knish). METHODS Single subject with repeated test measures. METHODS Regional Veteran's Administration Medical Center,

[Megaloblastic anemia due to inadequate nutrition].

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METHODS Over a period of about 6 weeks a 49-year-old woman developed increasing exercise-dependent dyspnoea. Her general practitioner had diagnosed marked megaloblastic anaemia and she was hospitalised for its further elucidation. She reported to have eaten or drunk nothing but sweets, potato chips,

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