A Clinician's Perspective: "Compounding Irresponsibility: The Unpalatable Triad of Bad Science, Bad Refereeing, and Bad Journalism"

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A Clinician's Perspective

K.S. Kurtz

DDS 839-40 New York Avenue Huntington, NY 11743

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