Care of injection drug users with soft tissue infections in San Francisco, California

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This clinical intervention was notably cost-effective while preserving a high quality of medical services. Owing to limited data, we can only assume that other communities are similarly confronted with this public health problem. The ISIS Clinic could serve as a model intervention and thus have sign …
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Authors Harris HW;Young DM;;
Journal archives of surgery (chicago, ill : 1960)
Year 2002
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