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. 2001 Oct 13;323(7317):864.

Two week rule for cancer referrals. Reducing waiting times from diagnosis to treatment might be more effective

S Thomas, N Burnet
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Two week rule for cancer referrals. Reducing waiting times from diagnosis to treatment might be more effective

S Thomas et al. BMJ. .
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