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Incurable, but Treatable: How to Address Challenges for an Emerging Group

Overview
Journal BMJ Support Palliat Care
Publisher BMJ Publishing Group
Specialties Critical Care
Pharmacology
Psychiatry
Date 2015 Nov 21
PMID 26586680
Citations 5
Authors
Jane Maher
Galina Velikova
Adrienne Betteley
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