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ECDC and WHO tuberculosis guidelines: update 2011 (organised within the FP7 funded TB-PAN-NET project)
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The WHO Guidelines for the Programmatic Management of drug-resistant TB: the 2011 update - recommendations and evidence
D. Falzon (Geneva, Switzerland)
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Annual Congress 2011 - ECDC and WHO tuberculosis guidelines: update 2011 (organised within the FP7 funded TB-PAN-NET project)
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ECDC and WHO tuberculosis guidelines: update 2011 (organised within the FP7 funded TB-PAN-NET project)
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Respiratory infections
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