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The continuing clinicolegal conundrum of the Boston State Hospital case
Medicolegal News
|March 12, 1981
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Boston State HospitalMental Health TherapiesParham v. J.L. and J.R.Professional Patient RelationshipRennie v. KleinRogers v. OkinTardive DyskinesiaMore Related Videos
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