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Why another leaflet?

M Rutledge·J Davis·L Bixby
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Mary Rutledge and Joanne Davis explain why they produced a leaflet to promote healthy eating to children at school. Liz Bixby describes a leaflet on bronchiolitis, which won the HVA award at this year's annual professional conference.

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M Rutledge, J Davis, L Bixby. 1994. Why another leaflet?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7829345/

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