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M Westwood
D Fayter
S Hartley
A Rithalia
G Butler
P Glasziou
M Bland
J Nixon
L Stirk
M Rudolf

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Journal	Arch Dis Child.
Date	Published - 2007
Volume	92(5):
Number of pages	7
Pages (from-to)	416-22
Original language	English

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