Impact of a physician-oriented intervention on follow-up in colorectal cancer screening.
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Terry Hyslop | Walter W Hauck | Barbara Turner | W. Hauck | B. Turner | T. Hyslop | R. Myers | D. Weinberg | T. Brigham | Ronald E Myers | Neil Schlackman | David Weinberg | Todd Rothermel | Timothy Brigham | James Grana | J. Grana | N. Schlackman | T. Rothermel
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