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The Action of Sunlight: A Case for Inquiry

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READERS of NATURE are no doubt aware that the Medical Research Council has just appointed a Committee on the action of light upon the human body in health and disease, thus meeting the need which I have been allowed to urge in these columns under the above heading (NATURE, December 8, 1921, and January 5).

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