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Education improves general practitioner (GP) management of familial breast/ovarian cancer: findings from a cluster randomised controlled trial.

Education improves general practitioner (GP) management of familial breast/ovarian cancer: findings from a cluster randomised controlled trial.

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Main Authors: Watson, E, Clements, A, Lucassen, A, Yudkin, P, Mackay, J, Austoker, J
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2002
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