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April 1, 2001Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law

What Does Evidence Mean? Can the Law and Medicine Be Reconciled?

John M. Eisenberg

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Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law - Volume 26, Number 2, April 2001

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