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|Articles|September 24, 2014
What's the Future of European Health Policy?
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What can be gleaned about the direction that health policy will take for the next five years under the new European Commission, scheduled to take office at the beginning of November? Peter O’ Donnell address this question in his new Applied Clinical Trials column here.
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What can be gleaned about the direction that health policy will take for the next five years under the new European Commission, scheduled to take office at the beginning of November? Peter O’ Donnell address this question in his new
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