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Enhancing Clinical Study Retention Rates to Avoid Follow-up Bias: How Do We Keep Our Study Participants from "The Land of the Lost"?

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Journal Global Spine J
Publisher Sage Publications
Date 2016 Jul 20
PMID 27433435
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