Collection: Edward H. Peeples, Jr. papers, 1915/2005 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Proposals by Peeples -"Exploratory Study of Medical Compliance among Hypertensive Patients" 1975-1976, 1975/1976 Box 7, Folder 12

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Proposals by Peeples - miscellaneous Box 7, Folder 14

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Protecting Working Teens, 1995 Box 28, Folder 6

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Prothrow-Stith, Deborah. Violence Prevention Curriculum for Adolescents. Educational Development Center, 1987 Box 28, Folder 7

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Puryear, Paul L. Black and Minority Health Issues in Virginia. The University of Virginia Newsletter. Vol. 69, No. 4, May/June, 1993 Box 28, Folder 8

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Race and health articles Box 14, Folder 12

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"Race and Mental Health in Mass Society," by Seymour Leventman Box 14, Folder 13

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Race and Nursing Box 14, Folder 14

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"Race, Biology, and Health Care: Reassessing a Relationship", 1990 Box 14, Folder 15

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"Race in America: The Conservative Stand" by William J. Simmons, Congressional Record - House, 1960 Box 14, Folder 18

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