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Health care providers, insurers, and individual patients; the right to treatment; economic and policy issues.

Suffolk University law review - 1 Jan 1993

Stoddard Joan C, Billings Paul R, Astrue Michael J, Tennenbaum David, Lynch Eugene C

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