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I AM glad that it has fallen to my lot to be one of the first physiologists to get through the cordon which has almost come to be considered as a kind of a second Chinese Wall. Russian scientific men have been cut off from Europe for about eight years, and have there fore been obliged to follow their scientific work in their own way.
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Although these amounts represent what it was proposed by the Government to provide, no doubt the actual supply often fell short of the quantities set forth in the table.—Editor of NATURE.
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SLOVTZOV, B. Nutrition Problems during Famine Conditions in Russia. Nature 112, 328–330 (1923). https://doi.org/10.1038/112328a0
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