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Heading for the Beach and the Intention to Treat
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Title Heading for the Beach and the Intention to Treat
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/741914?src=rss
Description Henry Black and Andrew Vickers discuss "Intention to treat" using an analogy of driving to the beach. Does it count if you turn back? Medscape Cardiology
Category Articles > HIV/AIDS
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Date May 20, 2011
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