FIRST, "KNOW" HARM: Response to Letter to the Editor

Overview

Journal Dysphagia

Date 2016 Sep 18

PMID 27638423

Citations 2

Authors

Matthew J Bizzarro

Maureen A Lefton-Greif

Brian M McGinley

Jonathan M Siner

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Citing Articles

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