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The doctor and the woman who" fell down the stairs". Family doctor's role in recognising and responding to intimate partner abuse.Lo Fo Wong, 2006
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The doctor and the woman who" fell down the stairs". Family doctor's role in recognising and
responding to intimate partner abuse. The doctor and the woman “who fell down the stairs”
Family doctor’s role in recognising and responding to intimate partner abuse Sylvie Lo Fo …
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