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“Is There a Doctor on Board?”: Practical Recommendations for Managing In-Flight Medical Emergencies

CMAJ - Canada
doi 10.1503/cmaj.170601
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Medicine
Date

February 25, 2018

Authors
David KodamaBobby YanagawaJim ChungKen FryattAlun D. Ackery
Publisher

Joule Inc.


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