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British Medical Association and Magistrates' Association, Attempted Suicide: the need for an alteration in the law, Apr 1947

The Law and Practice in relation to Attempted Suicide in England and Wales, Report by a Joint Committee of the British Medical Association and the Magistrates' Association

Committee on the Safety of Drugs, Report for 1969 and 1970, HMSO 1971

Suzette Gauvain, Occupational Health: A Guide to Sources of Information, Society of Occupational Medicine, 1968

Health of the individual, of the family, of society, The Pioneer Health Centre, Apr 1971

London County Council, Public Conveniences in London: Report by the Medical Officer of Health, 1928

Medicines Act 1968: Guide to the Licensing System, Department of Health and Social Security for the Health and Agricultural Departments of the UK, Apr 1971

Mothers in Action: Working Mothers' Charter

Part-timer, No 1, Nov 1976

'Promoting Women's Health': Background Papers (Conference) 22 Jun 1988

Registered Medical Auxiliaries and the Government's Proposals for a National Health Service: Explanatory Memorandum, Board of Registration of Medical Auxiliaries, May 1944

Lady Serota, Family Health and Social Services in the '70s, 4th Eileen Younghusband Lecture, National Institute for Social Work Training, May 1970

Women doctors' retainer scheme, HMSO, 1972

Women in Medicine: The results of an enquiry conducted by the Medical Practitioners' Union in 1962-63, Office of Health Economics, 1966

Ministry of Social Security, Selective Employment Tax: Refunds to Employers of domestic or nursing help in private households

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Ministry of Social Security, Selective Employment Tax: Refunds to Employers of domestic or nursing help in private households

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