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Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine
Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine

Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine

Date2/10/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine. Opposite is an example of a CAT scan for disease detection.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0025629F
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