Botulinum toxin: a deadly substance with great therapeutic effect

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Holmes, S. 2003. Botulinum toxin: a deadly substance with great therapeutic effect. Professional Nurse. 19 (2), pp. 85-87.
AuthorsHolmes, S.
Year2003
JournalProfessional Nurse
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