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Literaturverzeichnis zum Titelthema

Prävention in der Gastroenterologie; Was ist gesichert - was ist Mythos?

Bayerisches Ärzteblatt 5/2013, Seite 208 ff.

von Dr. Vincens Weingart und Professor Dr. Hans-Dieter Allescher  

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