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Effects of HIV and age on cervical cancer risk in Malawi: implications for screening

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Main Authors:	R.E. Kohler (Author), J. Tang (Author), S. Gopal (Author), M. Hosseinipour (Author), G. Liomba (Author), G. Chiudzu (Author)
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Published:	Ubiquity Press, 2014-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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