Attitudinal barriers to delivery of race targeted pharmacogenomics among informed lay persons

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Authors:

Condit, Celeste

Templeton, Alan

Bates, Benjamin R.

Bevan, Jennifer L.

Harris, Tina M.

Year:

2003

Genet Med

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