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Clinical Trial
. 2000 Oct;173(4):233-4.
doi: 10.1136/ewjm.173.4.233.

Preventing dog bites in children: randomized controlled trial of an educational intervention

S Chapman  1 , J Cornwall, J Righetti, L Sung
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Clinical Trial

Preventing dog bites in children: randomized controlled trial of an educational intervention

S Chapman et al. West J Med. 2000 Oct.
No abstract available

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