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African Americans' Knowledge About Organ Donation: Closing the Gap With More Effective Persuasive Message Strategies
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Morgan, Susan E.
Cannon, Thomas
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of the National Medical Association 2003 November; 95(11): 1066-1071
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Date
2003-11
Subject
African Americans
;
Knowledge
;
Organ Donation
;
Donation / Procurement of Organs and Tissues
;
Cultural Pluralism
;
Health Care for Minorities
;
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