1. Use of social networks to identify persons with undiagnosed HIV infection--seven U.S. cities, October 2003-September 2004
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Emerson, C., Brown, T., Illemsky, S., Jean-Jacques, L., Boyles, R., Simpson, G., Carrasquillo, N., Daltry, D., Maldonado, W., Kimbrough, L., Hancock, H., Dooley, S., Jones, K., Thadiparthi, S., and Wang, T.
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Industry hiring ,Infection -- Prevention ,Infection -- Social aspects ,Infection -- Health aspects ,Collateralized debt obligations -- Social aspects ,Collateralized debt obligations -- Health aspects ,Medical research -- Social aspects ,Medical research -- Health aspects ,Medicine, Experimental -- Social aspects ,Medicine, Experimental -- Health aspects ,Workers' compensation -- Social aspects ,Workers' compensation -- Health aspects ,HIV infection -- Prevention ,HIV infection -- Social aspects ,HIV infection -- Health aspects ,HIV (Viruses) -- Prevention ,HIV (Viruses) -- Social aspects ,HIV (Viruses) -- Health aspects ,Virus diseases -- Prevention ,Virus diseases -- Social aspects ,Virus diseases -- Health aspects - Abstract
An estimated 250,000 persons living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in the United States are not aware of their infections and their risk for transmitting HIV (1). As part of [...]
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- 2005