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Case Reports
. 2017 May;63(5):369-370.

Million dollar ride: Crime committed during involuntary scopolamine intoxication

Sonja Reichert  1 , Cassandra Lin  2 , William Ong  3 , Claudia Chon Him  4 , Saadia Hameed  5
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Million dollar ride: Crime committed during involuntary scopolamine intoxication

Sonja Reichert et al. Can Fam Physician. 2017 May.
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