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Trends in Prenatal Discussion and HIV Testing, 1996-2001: Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring Syste
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Title Trends in Prenatal Discussion and HIV Testing, 1996-2001: Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring Syste
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/565634?src=rss
Description HIV prevention guidelines promote counseling and voluntary testing of pregnant women to reduce perinatal HIV transmission risk. What are the trends in prenatal discussion and HIV testing, 1996-2001?
Maternal and Child Health Journal
Category Articles > HIV/AIDS
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Date Dec 25, 2007
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