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(DRAFT) THE USE OF HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT3 The use of human beings as experimental subjects has been traditional in the fields of drug development and therapy.

The determination of lead in a sample of drinking water from the Baton Rouge Plant.

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