Extending public health surveillance of HIV infection: information from a five cohort workshop. MAP Workshop (Multi-cohort Analysis Project).
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- 1993-11-30
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Keywords
Citation, Cohort, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Public health, Computer science
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