Recurrent tuberculosis in Finland 1995-2013: a clinical and epidemiological cohort study.

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Recurrent tuberculosis in Finland 1995-2013: a clinical and epidemiological cohort study.

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Recurrent tuberculosis in Finland 1995-2013: a clinical and epidemiological cohort study.

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Recurrent tuberculosis in Finland 1995-2013: a clinical and epidemiological cohort study.

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Recurrent tuberculosis in Finland 1995-2013: a clinical and epidemiological cohort study.

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Hanna Soini

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Jukka Ollgren

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Petri Ruutu

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Pieter W Smit

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Tuula Vasankari

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Virve Korhonen

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Rate of reinfection tuberculosis after successful treatment is higher than rate of new tuberculosis.

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