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Lack of Real Science of Symptom-Based Care of Patients with Chronic Benign Disease

Ton J.M. Cleophas Departments of Medicinet, Netherlands and Clinical Pharmacology, Merwede Hospital Dordrecht, P.O. Box 97, 3360 AB, Sliedrech, Netherlands
Pages 167-179 | Published online: 28 Sep 2008

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Ruudje C Cleophas & BL Ton J Cleophas. (1998) Informed Consent Under Scrutiny Suggestions for Improvement. Clinical Research and Regulatory Affairs 15:3-4, pages 225-236.
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