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Tuberculosis: epidemiological and public health features
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Enhancing patient safety: New WHO guidance on pharmacovigilance in tuberculosis care
S.N. Pal, C. Lienhardt, S. Olsson, D. Falzon (Geneva, Switzerland; Uppsala, Sweden)
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Annual Congress 2012 - Tuberculosis: epidemiological and public health features
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Tuberculosis: epidemiological and public health features
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Poster Discussion
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2875
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Respiratory infections
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S.N. Pal, C. Lienhardt, S. Olsson, D. Falzon (Geneva, Switzerland; Uppsala, Sweden). Enhancing patient safety: New WHO guidance on pharmacovigilance in tuberculosis care. Eur Respir J 2012; 40: Suppl. 56, 2875
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