. 1976 Jul;53(7):389-97.

The prevalence of venereal diseases among food and liquor-handlers in public places in Kampala, Uganda

V L Ongom et al. East Afr Med J. 1976 Jul.

. 1976 Jul;53(7):389-97.

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