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HIV-related activity at 24 hospital sites in mainland France in 1995–1996
The year 1996 is considered a turning point in the care of people living with HIV. The treatments available to patients changed significantly. The proportion of patients receiving...
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Preliminary results of the 1986 survey: Gay men and AIDS
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Management of HIV infection by primary care physicians
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The clinician and tuberculosis
The General Practitioner and Tuberculosis: Diagnostic Criteria: Definitive evidence: Detection of the bacillus in pathological specimens; Presumptive evidence: Clinical...
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Updated Recommendations for Malaria Prevention for Travelers
Only Plasmodium falciparum requires preventive measures; the other species do not pose a life-threatening risk and respond well to chloroquine: Travelers should take steps to avoid...
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Containment of polioviruses in the laboratory.
Once global eradication has been achieved and declared, and after the use of the oral vaccine has ceased, laboratories that use or store the poliovirus will become the sole source of...
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AIDS Awareness Campaign: "AIDS Won't Get Past Me"
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Epidemiology of Communicable Diseases in Private Practice: A Review of the "Sentinel" Network in 1995
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Case-control study on HIV seroconversion among healthcare workers following percutaneous exposure to contaminated blood. United States, France, and the United Kingdom, January 1988–August 1994
To identify potential risk factors, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), in collaboration with French and British health authorities, conducted a retrospective...
