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John (jack) Holland

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Professor EmeritusPediatricsMcMaster University

30 publications.

01

Impact of Growth Hormone Supplementation on Adult Height in Turner Syndrome: Results of the Canadian Randomized Controlled Trial

Stephure DK

Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism (JCEM)2005230 citations
02

Melena: a rare presentation of childhood Burkitt's lymphoma

Holland J, Cada M, Ling SC, Capra ML, Bernstein S

CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL20052 citationsFirst author
03

Savant Characteristics in a Child with Developmental Delay and Deletion in the Short Arm of Chromosome 20

Rovet J, Krekewich K, Perlman K, Weksberg R, Holland J, Feigenbaum A

Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology199512 citations
04

Psychological Aspects of the Canadian Randomized Controlled Trial of Human Growth Hormone and Low-Dose Ethinyl Oestradiol in Children with Turner Syndrome

Rovet J, Holland J

Hormone Research in Paediatrics199339 citationsSenior author
05

TREATMENT OF FAMILIAL, GONADOTROPIN-INDEPENDENT PRECOCIOUS PUBERTY WITH KETOCONAZOLE

HOLLAND FJ

19931 citationsFirst author
06

Gonadotropin-lndependent Precocious Puberty

Holland FJ

Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America199149 citationsFirst author
07

Concordant Graves' Disease after Bone Marrow Transplantation: Implications for Pathogenesis

Holland FJ, McConnon JK, Volpé R, Saunders EF

Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism (JCEM)199149 citationsFirst author
08

Effect of Age at the Start of Iron Chelation Therapy on Gonadal Function in β-Thalassemia Major

Bronspiegel-Weintrob N, Tyler B, Andrews DF, Freedman MH, Holland FJ, Olivieri NF

New England Journal of Medicine1990150 citations
09

EFFECTS OF EARLY CHELATION AND HYPER-TRANSFUSION ON GROWTH AND SEXUAL-MATURATION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH THALASSEMIA MAJOR (TM)

WEINTROB N, CARLEY HF, OLIVIERI NF, FREEDMAN MH, HOLLAND FJ

Pediatric Research1989Senior author
10

COMPARISON OF LUTEINIZING-HORMONE (LH, LUTROPIN) IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN SERUM BY RIA AND TIME-RESOLVED FLUORESCENCE - FINDINGS IN SERUM FROM NORMAL-CHILDREN AND THOSE TREATED WITH LHRH ANALOGS

ELLIS G, HOLLAND FJ, MAKELA SK

Clinical Chemistry1989
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