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Re-emerging syphilis: a detrended correspondence analysis of the behaviour of HIV positive and negative gay men

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Re-emerging syphilis: a detrended correspondence analysis of the behaviour of HIV positive and negative gay men (English)

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Penny A Cook

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C Philip Wheater

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Pete Clark

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Qutub Syed

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Mark A Bellis

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29 October 2003

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BMC Public Health

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