‘Allowing patients to order their own tests may have unintended consequences.’ Letters to the editor for July 30
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Letters to the editor, July 30: ‘tk’
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith makes an announcement alongside Minister of Primary and Preventative Health Services Justin Wright, left, and Dr. Rob Davies in Calgary on Monday.
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