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Family beliefs of women with breast cancer in Hong Kong

Simpson, Margaret Anne.

Publication date

January 2003

DOI

10.5353/th_b3124590

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The University of Hong Kong Libraries

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published_or_final_versionSocial Work and Social AdministrationDoctoralDoctor of Philosoph

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