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To Tell the Truth: A Cancer Diagnosis in Other Cultures Is Often a Family Affair
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Benowitz, Steven
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Journal of National Cancer Institute 1999 November 17; 91(22): 1918-1919
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/928262
Date
1999-11
Subject
Cancer
;
Diagnosis
;
Truth-telling
;
Cultural Pluralism
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