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. 2020 Dec:21 Suppl 6:1-26.
doi: 10.1111/hiv.13015.

British HIV Association/British Association for Sexual Health and HIV/British Infection Association adult HIV testing guidelines 2020

Adrian Palfreeman  1 , Ann Sullivan  2 , Michael Rayment  3 , Laura Waters  4 , Anna Buckley  5 , Fiona Burns  6 , Daniel Clutterbuck  7 , Ian Cormack  8 , Sara Croxford  9 , Gillian Dean  10 , Valerie Delpech  11 , Jo Josh  12 , Chamut Kifetew  13 , Nick Larbalestier  14 , Nicola Mackie  15 , Philippa Matthews  16 , Martin Murchie  17 , Anthony Nardone  18 , Paul Randell  19 , Hannah Skene  20 , Kat Smithson  21 , Roy Trevelion  12 , Karen Trewinnard  22 , Alan White  12 , Emma Young  23 , Tim Peto  24
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British HIV Association/British Association for Sexual Health and HIV/British Infection Association adult HIV testing guidelines 2020

Adrian Palfreeman et al. HIV Med. 2020 Dec.
No abstract available

Keywords: HIV; guidelines; testing.

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