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Healthy Skepticism Library item: 16349

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Publication type: book

Saint-Onge JC
L’envers de la pilule: Les dessous de l’industrie pharmaceutique. Montréal: õcosociété 2004
http://www.livresquebecois.com/livre.asp?id=pzobfyugobfug&/l-envers-de-la-pilule-nouvelle-edition/jean-claude-st-onge


Notes:

L’auteur est socio-économiste

 

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