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. 2002 Aug 10;325(7359):338.

Off label prescribing in children

David G Bartle, F O Finlay, S Guiton
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Off label prescribing in children

David G Bartle et al. BMJ. .

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  • BMJ 2002 Aug 17;325(7360):393
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