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The shame of medical research
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The shame of medical research
New York Rev Books.
2000 Nov.
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Medical morals: an exchange.New York Rev Books. 2001 Mar 8;48(4):E1-E3; author reply E3-E5. New York Rev Books. 2001. PMID: 17175596 No abstract available.
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