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Price, W.A. Why dental caries with modem civilization? (1) Field studies in primitive Loetschental Valley, Switzerland. Dental Digest, 39: 94, 1933. (II) Field studies in primitive Valais (Wallis) district, Switzerland. Ibid., 39: 147, 1933. (III) Field studies in modernized St. Moritz and Herisau; Switzerland. Ibid., 39: 205, 1933. (IV) Field studies in primitive and in modern outer Hebrides, Scotland. Ibid., 39: 225, 1933. (V) An interpretation of field studies previously reported. Ibid., 39: 266, 1933. (VI) Practical procedures for the nutritional control of dental caries. Ibid., 39: 308, 1933. (VII) Field studies of modernized American Indians in Ontario, Manitoba and New York. Ibid. , 40: 52, 1934. (VIII) Field studies of modernized Indians in 20 communities of the Canadian and Alaskan Pacific coast. Ibid., 40: 81, 1934. (IX) Field studies among primitive Indians in northern Canada. Ibid., 40: 130, 1934. (X) Field studies among primitive and modernized Eskimos of Alaska Ibid., 40: 211, 1934. (XI) New light on loss of immunity to some degenerative processes including dental caries. Ibid. , 40: 240, 1934.

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