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  • 21. Transitioning from antenatal surveillance surveys to routine HIV testing: a turning point in the mother-to-child transmission prevention programme for HIV surveillance in Brazil.
    Pereira GFM, Sabidó M, Caruso A, Benzaken AS.
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    BMC Pregnancy Childbirth; 2019 Oct 29; 19(1):392. PubMed ID: 31664945
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  • 23. Reducing uncertainties in global HIV prevalence estimates: the case of Zambia.
    Dzekedzeke K, Fylkesnes K.
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  • 24. Sentinel surveillance for HIV-1 infection: how representative are blood donors, outpatients with fever, anaemia, or sexually transmitted diseases, and antenatal clinic attenders in Mwanza Region, Tanzania?
    Borgdorff M, Barongo L, van Jaarsveld E, Klokke A, Senkoro K, Newell J, Nicoll A, Mosha F, Grosskurth H, Swai R.
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  • 27. Comparison of HIV prevalence estimates for Zimbabwe from antenatal clinic surveillance (2006) and the 2005-06 Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Survey.
    Gonese E, Dzangare J, Gregson S, Jonga N, Mugurungi O, Mishra V.
    PLoS One; 2010 Nov 03; 5(11):e13819. PubMed ID: 21072202
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  • 31. Thirteen years HIV-1 sentinel surveillance and indicators for behavioural change suggest impact of programme activities in south-west Tanzania.
    Jordan-Harder B, Maboko L, Mmbando D, Riedner G, Nägele E, Harder J, Küchen V, Kilian A, Korte R, Sonnenburg FV.
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  • 32. Known HIV status among adolescent women attending antenatal care services in Eswatini, Ethiopia and Mozambique.
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    Kularatne R, Blondeel K, Kasaro M, Maseko V, Bosomprah S, Silva R, Laverty M, Kurbonov F, Mirandola M, Peeling RW.
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  • 34. Perceptions, attitude and uptake of rapid syphilis testing services in antenatal clinics in North-Western Tanzania.
    Nnko S, Changalucha J, Mosha J, Bunga C, Wamoyi J, Peeling R, Mabey D.
    Health Policy Plan; 2016 Jun 19; 31(5):667-73. PubMed ID: 26685146
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  • 40. PREVALENCE OF HYPERTENSION, ANEMIA, ASYMPTOMATIC URINARY TRACT INFECTION, SYPHILIS, HIV AND HEPATITIS B VIRUS INFECTION AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN ATTENDING AN ANTENATAL CLINIC AT A RURAL HOSPITAL IN SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA.
    Deme C, Edao B, Jaya G, Tisiano G, Fano H, Alegria I, Reyes F, Gorgolas M, Ramos JM.
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