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September 1, 2000Journal of Public Health

Informed choice? Evidence of the persuasive power of professionals

Richard Johanson Robert E. Burr Nicola Leighton P Jones

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R Johanson, R Burr, N Leighton, P Jones; Informed choice? Evidence of the persuasive power of professionals, Journal of Public Health, Volume 22, Issue 3,

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