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Current practices in and attitudes to screening for tuberculosis, and a discussion about genetic diversity
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Preventing the spread of TB among trans-Mediterranean migrants: the role of therapeutic education
A. Mastinu (Asti, Italy), T. Stobbione (Asti, Italy), R. Lika (Asti, Italy)
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International Congress 2018 – Current practices in and attitudes to screening for tuberculosis, and a discussion about genetic diversity
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Current practices in and attitudes to screening for tuberculosis, and a discussion about genetic diversity
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Respiratory infections
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