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HIV, hepatitis, and tuberculosis testing uptake among at-risk adults in Kisumu, Kenya: Testing practices prior to enrollment into an HIV incidence cohort

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healthcare

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
Tun
Editor:
Francisco, Leilani
Publisher:
Har
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Dataset analyzed for publication "HIV, hepatitis, and tuberculosis testing uptake among at-risk adults in Kisumu, Kenya: A cross-sectional assessment of testing practices prior to enrollment into an HIV incidence cohort "

Languages

Kenyan Sign Language

Tags

Medicine, Health and Life SciencesHIVhepatitistuberculosistesting practicesscreening practicesHIV testingAfricavoluntary counseling and testingearly diagnosis+1

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