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Alcohol and InjuryA Case-Crossover Study
Daniel C. Vinson, MD, MSPH;
Nancy Mabe, MD;
Luralie L. Leonard;
Jay Alexander;
Julie Becker;
John Boyer;
John Moll
Arch Fam Med. 1995;4(6):505-511.
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