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Epigenomic Susceptibility to the Social World: Plausible Paths to a "Newest Morbidity".

Academic pediatrics - 1 Aug 2017

Boyce W Thomas

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This article-presented on the celebratory occasion of Dr Robert Haggerty's 91st birthday-describes how a 1962 article by Dr Haggerty and his colleague Dr Roger Meyer launched a previously unexplored, pediatric research enterprise by asserting that: "There are little precise data to explain why one person becomes ill with an infecting agent and another not." Noting a prospective association between family...

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PMID: 28652068
DOI: 10.1016/j.acap.2017.05.008

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