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Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs New Clinical Practice Guidelines to Improve Care for Patients with Tinnitus
New clinical practice guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus from the Department of Veterans Affairs/Department of Defense tinnitus CPG team will offer better care for patients.
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