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Frequency of adverse reactions to first-line anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy in patients with relapse(RTB)and newly diagnosed tuberculosis(NDTB)
D. Butov (Kharkiv, Ukraine), M. Kuzhko (Kiev, Ukraine), G. Stepanenko (Kharkiv, Ukraine), T. Butova (Kharkiv, Ukraine)
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International Congress 2018 – Challenges in tuberculosis care
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Challenges in tuberculosis care
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2700
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Respiratory infections
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