Microbicidas Metodo de Prevencion en VIH/SIDA Controlado por Mujeres

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Microbicidas Metodo de Prevencion en VIH/SIDA Controlado por Mujeres

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Cindy Ruiz

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Viviana Torres

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Dose-ranging phase 1 study of TMC120, a promising vaginal microbicide, in HIV-negative and HIV-positive female volunteers.

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The importance of context: model projections on how microbicide impact could be affected by the underlying epidemiologic and behavioral situation in 2 African settings.

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35-48

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10.1891/1540-4153.7.1.35

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Lilian M Ferrer

Rosina Cianelli

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2009-03-01T00:00:00Z

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