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Influence of concurrency, partner choice, and viral suppression on racial disparity in the prevalence of HIV infected women
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    Influence of concurrency, partner choice, and viral suppression on racial disparity in the prevalence of HIV infected women (English)
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    21 November 2016
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    reproduction number
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    HIV
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    concurrency
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    mixing
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    HAART treatment
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    viral suppression
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