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. 2001 Jul 28;323(7306):230.

Violence towards female prostitutes. Violence in sex work extends to more than risks from clients

S Day, H Ward
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Violence towards female prostitutes. Violence in sex work extends to more than risks from clients

S Day et al. BMJ. .
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