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    Date
    1964-04
    Author
    Gelfand, Michael
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    Article
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10646/3837
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    Gelfand, M. (1964). Temporary mental confusion in the African. Central African Journal of Medicine, 10 (4),125-128.
    Subject
    mental health
    mental aberration
    mental imbalance
    mental disturbance
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