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Smoke Screen to Distract From Flawed Science: A Response to Côté Et Al. Over Criticisms to Their Deficient 'Rapid Review' on Chiropractic X-Ray Utility

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Journal Dose Response
Publisher Sage Publications
Date 2021 Nov 25
PMID 34819817
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