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Technical Communication Quarterly Volume 9, 2000 - Issue 3: Medical Rhetoric
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‘Aristotle's pharmacy’: The medical rhetoric of a clinical protocol in the drug development process

Heather D. Bell Independent medical and technical writer and scientific communication consultant, TechStyle Writing Solutions, Inc.
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Kathleen A. Walch Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist with an M.S. in Technical Communication, North Carolina State University
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Steven B. Katz Associate Professor of English, North Carolina State University
Pages 249-269 | Published online: 11 Mar 2009

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