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106 related items for PubMed ID: 21646260

  • 21. The rate of sexually transmitted infections in ED patients with vaginal bleeding.
    Berwald N, Zehtabchi S, Cheng S, Augenbraun M, Abu-Lawi K, McLaughlin T, Lucchesi M.
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  • 23. Knowledge of sexually transmitted diseases, HIV infection and AIDS among sexually active adolescents in Nairobi, Kenya and its relationship to their sexual behaviour and contraception.
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  • 37. Young people and the structure of sexual risks in Lima.
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