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Journal of Pain & Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy Volume 21, 2007 - Issue 4
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Original Article

The Federal Drug Enforcement Administration “Prescription Series” Proposal

Continuing Concerns

Aaron M. Gilson Pain & Policy Studies Group and World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Policy and Communications in Cancer Care, University of Wisconsin—Madison, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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(Distinguished Scientist and Director) (Associate Director for U.S. Policy Research) (Distinguished Scientist and Director) (Associate Director for U.S. Policy Research) &
David E. Joranson Pain & Policy Studies Group and World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Policy and Communications in Cancer Care, University of Wisconsin—Madison, USA
Pages 21-24 | Published online: 17 Aug 2009

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