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Addressing patient treatment preferences at trial recruitment.
Detalles Bibliográficos
Autores principales:
Mills, N
,
Wade, J
,
Lane, A
,
Hamdy, F
,
Neal, D
,
Donovan, J
Formato:
Journal article
Lenguaje:
English
Publicado:
2011
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