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. 1982 Sep 25;285(6345):852. doi: 10.1136/bmj.285.6345.852

Effect of two hypnotic drugs on actual driving performance next morning.

T A Betts, J Birtle
PMCID: PMC1499736  PMID: 6126244

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Selected References

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