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The Abuse of Medical Diagnostic Practices in Mass Litigation: The Case of Silica

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ISBN-10:

0833049127

ISBN-13:

9780833049124

Author(s): Anderson, James M.; Hogan, Thor
Released: Dec 16, 2009
Publisher: RAND Corporation
Format: Paperback, 82 pages
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This report reviews the court proceedings that led to the uncovering of abusive diagnostic practices in silica litigation, then identifies several areas in which changes in litigation practices and procedures could increase the likelihood that similar diagnosing practices would be uncovered in the future or prevented from occurring in the first place.

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