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Databits. Research for practice: complementary methods of pain control.

Christina Carroll·Erin Colston·Wesley Conn·Heather Conrad·Stacey Crouch·Sarah Fischer·Jessica Gabbard·Amy Hall·Katie Hart·Shelly Kidd·Melanie Lester·Michele Roberts·Michelle Schmidt·Nicole Tate
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Christina Carroll, Erin Colston, Wesley Conn, Heather Conrad, Stacey Crouch, Sarah Fischer, Jessica Gabbard, Amy Hall, Katie Hart, Shelly Kidd, Melanie Lester, Michele Roberts, Michelle Schmidt, Nicole Tate. Databits. Research for practice: complementary methods of pain control.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16128120/

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