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    Owens B.
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  • 31. Willingness to follow breast cancer. Survey of family physicians.
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  • 34. Religious and spiritual resources, CAM, and conventional treatment in the lives of cancer patients.
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  • 38. What influences family physicians' cancer screening decisions when practice guidelines are unclear or conflicting?
    Tudiver F, Guibert R, Haggerty J, Ciampi A, Medved W, Brown JB, Herbert C, Katz A, Ritvo P, Grant B, Goel V, Smith P, O'Beirne M, Williams JI, Moliner P.
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