85:350-353.] Smoking and the Patient With Cardiovascular Disease Poster by Alan Blum, MD, commissioned by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, for display at the Pfizer booth at the American Academy of Family Physicians conference, New Orleans , 1996
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