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Comment
. 2000 Jul-Sep;2(3):E15.
doi: 10.2196/jmir.2.3.e15.

Practical problems may preclude realization of this proposal

V Della Mea  1
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Practical problems may preclude realization of this proposal

V Della Mea. J Med Internet Res. 2000 Jul-Sep.
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