Radical surgeons.

J Kosterlitz

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Radical surgeons.

J Kosterlitz

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Congress's recognized leaders on health issues face competition from newcomers who are fed up with the failings of the medical system. They are proposing changes ranging from applying federal benefits guidelines to copying Canada's national health plan.

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J Kosterlitz. 1991-04-27. Radical surgeons.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10111156/

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