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R. E. Hemphill, Lecturer in Mental Health, University of Bristol, Consultant Psychiatrist, Glenside-Barrow and United Bristol Hospitals
J. E. Barber, Clinical Research Assistant, Barrow Hospital
. 1965 Oct;80(4):67–81.
Tranquillizing and Thymoleptic Drugs
R E Hemphill
1, J E Barber
2,*
R E Hemphill, M.A., M.D., D.P.M.
1Lecturer in Mental Health, University of Bristol, Consultant Psychiatrist, Glenside-Barrow and United Bristol Hospitals
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J E Barber, M.B., CH.B., D.(OBST.)R.C.O.G.
2Clinical Research Assistant, Barrow Hospital
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1Lecturer in Mental Health, University of Bristol, Consultant Psychiatrist, Glenside-Barrow and United Bristol Hospitals
2Clinical Research Assistant, Barrow Hospital
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