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214 related items for PubMed ID: 20161749

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    Baisley K, Changalucha J, Weiss HA, Mugeye K, Everett D, Hambleton I, Hay P, Ross D, Tanton C, Chirwa T, Hayes R, Watson-Jones D.
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  • 27. Intravaginal Practices and Prevalence of Sexual and Reproductive Tract Infections Among Women in Rural Malawi.
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  • 40. Determinants of intravaginal practices among HIV-infected women in Zambia using conjoint analysis.
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