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Barak Richman1, Mark Hall1, Kevin Schulman1
1From the Duke University School of Law, Durham (B.R.), and the Wake Forest University Schools of Law and Medicine, Winston-Salem (M.H.) - both in North Carolina; and the Clinical Excellence Research Center, School of Medicine (B.R., K.S.), and the Graduate School of Business (K.S.), Stanford University, Stanford, CA.
The New England Journal of Medicine
|September 22, 2021
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