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HIV, STDs and Infertility: Past Trends and Current Monitoring Problems.

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Year: 1999

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This 15-page document summarizies the results of a meeting held by MEASURE Evaluation, UNAIDS, and the CDC to discuss past trends and current monitoring problems in HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, and infertility. This document describes key issues researchers raised while working to illuminate the relationship between these three interrelated elements of sexual health.

Filed under: HIV/AIDS , Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

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HIV, STDs and Infertility: Past Trends and Current Monitoring Problems.

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