How individuals with spinal cord injury in the United States access and assess information about experimental therapies and clinical trials: results of a clinical survey

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Clara Farrehi
Carlotta Pazzi
Maclain Capron
Kim Anderson
Bonnie Richardson
Michael Stillman
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[1] Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University,Metrohealth Medical Center
[2] Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine,undefined
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