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Code of Denial: Doctors Have a Dispassionate Language for Talking to Really Sick Patients. but It Doesn't Work With the People They Love
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Moyer, Tena
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Discover 1999 October; 20(10): 55-56,58,60,62
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/927180
Date
1999-09
Subject
Doctors
;
Love
;
Patients
;
Patient Relationships
;
Health Care Programs for Women
;
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