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Self-injurious Behaviour in People With Intellectual Disability
Link ID 28174
Title Self-injurious Behaviour in People With Intellectual Disability
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/726769?src=rss
Description How does self-injurious behavior develop in those with intellectual disabilities, particularly autism spectrum disorder? Current Opinion in Psychiatry
Category Articles > Internal Medicine
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Date Aug 27, 2010
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