Parent Preferences and Perceptions of Milliliters and Teaspoons: Role of Health Literacy and Experience.

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Alan L Mendelsohn

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Alejandro Torres

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Benard P Dreyer

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Deesha A Patel

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Jessica J Jimenez

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Kwang-Youn A Kim

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Lee M Sanders

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Michael S Wolf

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Ruth M Parker

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Stacy Cooper Bailey

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10.1016/J.ACAP.2017.04.001

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