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. 2003 Nov 11;169(10):1033-4.

The trials and tribulations of doing drug research in children

Doreen Matsui  1 , Charisse Kwan, Erin Steer, Michael J Rieder
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The trials and tribulations of doing drug research in children

Doreen Matsui et al. CMAJ. .
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