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The role of optimal control in assessing the most cost-effective implementation of a vaccination programme: HPV as a case study
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    The role of optimal control in assessing the most cost-effective implementation of a vaccination programme: HPV as a case study (English)
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    8 June 2011
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    public health policy
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    sexually transmitted infection
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