Ironic Catastrophes: One’s Food—Another’s Poison

Conrad, Marcel E.; Uzel, Connie; Berry, Michael; Latour, Lydia F.

doi:10.1097/00000441-199406000-00010

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Ironic Catastrophes: One’s Food—Another’s Poison

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