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Editorial
. 2013 Feb;20(2):2-4.

The changing landscape of controlling sexually transmitted infections in the U.S. military

Joel C Gaydos, Kelly T McKee Jr, Charlotte A Gaydos
Editorial

The changing landscape of controlling sexually transmitted infections in the U.S. military

Joel C Gaydos et al. MSMR. 2013 Feb.
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