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Band-aid for a gaping wound: can mandatory HIV-testing of newborns improve the success of PMTCT?

Band-aid for a gaping wound: can mandatory HIV-testing of newborns improve the success of PMTCT?

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Type
Journal article
Author(s)
Scorgie, F. and Crankshaw, TL.
Publication date
2008
Published in
Agenda
Volume, issue, & pages
22(75):54-60.
DOI
10.1080/10130950.2008.9674907

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