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(1920) Dr. Albert C. Broders, a surgical pathologist at the Mayo Clinic, publishes a description of a system for grading cancer on a numerical basis, which is adopted by laboratories in hospitals all over the world, and is still used today.
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The following is a list of select books recommended by individuals from the local bioscience community. This section is intended as a guide or reference for individuals interested in learning more about this unique region. If you are interested in reviewing or purchasing any of these items, we have linked each of the books to Amazon.com, the world's largest online bookstore. Amazon.com provides a secure online transaction system, and prompt delivery-to-your-door service. If you are aware of a book we should add to our list, please send it to Suggestion@InfoResource.org. We hope you find this section a useful resource.
| Northwest Best Places: Restaurants, Lodgings, and Touring in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia by Stephanie Irving, David Brewster. Published by Sasquatch Books. 1995. |
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Best Hikes With Children in Western Washington and the Cascades |
Cascade-Olympic Natural History: A Trailside Reference |
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The Good Rain: Across Time and Terrain in the Pacific Northwest |
| Northwest Mountain Weather: Understanding and Forecasting for the Backcountry User by Jeff Renner Published by Mountaineers Books. 1992. |
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Northwest Wines: A Pocket Guide to the Wines of Washington, Oregon & Idaho |
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