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New research: Dr. Richard Reeves, seen testing drug official Judy Erola, will study 'white coat syndrome' - high blood pressure due to tense environment of doctors' offices.
New research: Dr. Richard Reeves, seen testing drug official Judy Erola, will study 'white coat syndrome' - high blood pressure due to tense environment of doctors' offices.

New research: Dr. Richard Reeves, seen testing drug official Judy Erola, will study 'white coat syndrome' - high blood pressure due to tense environment of doctors' offices.

Date8/10/1988
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