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If you liked The remote effects of cancer on the nervous system by Brain, W. Russell Baron, Forbes H. Norris, University of Rochester. Department of Neurology

If you liked The remote effects of cancer on the nervous system by Brain, W. Russell Baron, Forbes H. Norris, and University of Rochester. Department of Neurology, start with Mind perception and science (1951), The EMG; a guide and atlas for practical electromyography (1963), and Recientes adquisiciones en neurolog©Ưa (1931). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Mind perception and science 1951 · 90 pages · Brain, W. Russell Baron · Same author
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  4. 4 Motor neuron diseases 1968 · 407 pages · Forbes H. Norris, Leonard T. Kurland · Same author
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The remote effects of cancer on the nervous system is by Brain, W. Russell Baron, Forbes H. Norris, and University of Rochester. Department of Neurology.