Beyond “Bad News”: The Diagnosis, Prognosis and Classification of Lymphomas and Lymphoma Patients in the Age of Biomedicine (1945–1995)

Peter Keating; Alberto Cambrosio

doi:10.1017/S0025727300057021

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Beyond “Bad News”: The Diagnosis, Prognosis and Classification of Lymphomas and Lymphoma Patients in the Age of Biomedicine (1945–1995)

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