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Why Do Patients Turn to Complementary Medicine? an Empirical Study
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Vincent, Charles
Furnham, Adrian
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British Journal of Clinical Psychology 1996 February; 35(1): 37-48
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/891588
Date
1996-02
Subject
Medicine
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Patients
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Philosophy of the Health Professions
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