You become afraid to tell them that you are gay: health service utilization by men who have sex with men in South African cities.
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You become afraid to tell them that you are gay: health service utilization by men who have sex with men in South African cities.
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10.1057/JPHP.2011.29
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32 Suppl 1
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2011-01-01T00:00:00Z
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