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Abuse, Addiction, and Pain Relief: Time for Change
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Title Abuse, Addiction, and Pain Relief: Time for Change
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewprogram/9055?src=rss
Description Abuse, Addiction, and Pain Relief: Time for Change. Drs Herbert D. Kleber, Rollin M. Gallagher, and Eugene R. Viscusi review existing roadblocks and propose strategies for a multidisciplinary approach in preventing and treating chronic pain.
Category Articles > Critical Care
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Date Apr 22, 2008
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