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Proof versus plausibility: rules of engagement for the struggle to evaluate alternative cancer therapies

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Proof versus plausibility: rules of engagement for the struggle to evaluate alternative cancer therapies (English)

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L J Hoffer

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6 February 2001

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Canadian Medical Association Journal

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164

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3

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351-3

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