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050 | _aWC 503 .U63 1998 | ||
100 | _aDesjeux, P.|Beales, P.F. (ed.) | ||
245 | 0 | _aLeishmania and HIV in gridlock | |
260 |
_aGeneva _bWorld Health Organization _c1998 |
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300 | _a28p. | ||
500 | _aDiscusses the contribution that HIV has had on the increased transmission and spread of the disease. Details of its transmission, symptoms and treatment are provided comparing the incidence in one part of the world to another. Efforts that have been made to curb the co-infections are examined and the limitations assessed. Descriptions of the situation in remote areas are provided following revelations that rural areas are hardest hit by the co-infection. | ||
650 | _aLeishmaniasis|Cross Infection|Infection Control|Therapeutics | ||
942 |
_2lcc _cBK |
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_c5130 _d5130 |