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PO2/01 Pilot study to analyze the feasibility of introducing rapid HIV testing in primary health care

PO2/02 Prevalence of HIV infection and acceptability of rapid HIV testing in patients attending emergency services

PO2/03 Good practices in preventing AIDS–use of rapid HIV test in oral fluid

PO2/04 HIV rapid testing in a mobile unit in several urban settings in Spain: a strategy reaching a different population?

 


 

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