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Knowledge and Experience With Alzheimer's DiseaseRelationship to Resuscitation Preference
Charles H. Griffith III, MD;
John F. Wilson, PhD;
Kim R. Emmett, MD;
Mary Ramsbottom-Lucier, MD;
Eugene C. Rich, MD
Arch Fam Med. 1995;4(9):780-784.
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