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. 2001 Oct 13;323(7317):867-8; author reply 868.

Reducing sexually transmitted infections among gay men. No doubt should be cast on efficacy of cognitive behavioural interventions

S M Noar, R S Zimmerman

Reducing sexually transmitted infections among gay men. No doubt should be cast on efficacy of cognitive behavioural interventions

S M Noar et al. BMJ. .
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