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Yoni Furas  and
Liat Kozma
Yoni Furas
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University of Haifa, Israel
Liat Kozma
Affiliation:
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Palestinian Doctors
Medical Practice and the Transformation of Palestine, 1900–1948
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