Health care spending: how much is "too much"? Part II: personal costs and investment
Mirvis, D.M.
Tennessee Medicine Journal of the Tennessee Medical Association 102(4): 30-32
2009
ISSN/ISBN: 1088-6222 PMID: 19385367 Document Number: 633672
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