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Dementia Research and Advance Consent: It is Not About Critical Interests

Overview
Journal J Med Ethics
Publisher BMJ Publishing Group
Specialty Medical Ethics
Date 2014 Sep 21
PMID 25239619
Citations 5
Authors
Karin Rolanda Jongsma
Suzanne van de Vathorst
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