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. 2010 Aug 24;75(8):742-6.
doi: 10.1212/WNL.0b013e3181eee480.

Invited article: improving safety for the neurologic patient: evaluating medications, literacy, and abuse

A Depold Hohler  1 , J Doyle Lee, E A Schulman, J A Schafer, C Flippen
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Invited article: improving safety for the neurologic patient: evaluating medications, literacy, and abuse

A Depold Hohler et al. Neurology. .
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