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Sarāghāz-e Pezeshkinegāri-ye Matbu?āti, be Enzemām-e Nashriyeh-hā-ye Tebbiye Iran Zamāneh-ye Qajar (Beginnings of Medical Journalism in Iran: Medical Periodicals in the Qajar period), Qāsemi Sayyed Farid, (ed.), Qom and Tehran: Nashr-e Movarrekh in collaboration with Tehran University Central Library and Documentation Center, 1398 (2019), ISBN 879–022-0066-54- 2, Paperback (National Library Registration: 5975144), 225 pp.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 January 2022
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- Iranian Studies , Volume 53 , Issue 1-2: Special Section: Medicine and Public Health in Modern Iran: Historical and Sociological Perspectives , March 2020 , pp. 185 - 200
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