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The ethical and legal responsibilities of the medical profession in relation to torture and the implications of any form of participation by doctors in torture
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The ethical and legal responsibilities of the medical profession in relation to torture and the implications of any form of participation by doctors in torture
Med War.
1992 Jan-Mar.
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