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. 1993 Dec 4;307(6917):1496. doi: 10.1136/bmj.307.6917.1496-a

Informed consent in clinical trials. Consent may not be possible.

P Chinnery, G Asimakopoulos, R A Kenny
PMCID: PMC1679480  PMID: 8281110

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