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Things ain't what they ought to be: social forces underlying racial disparities in rates of sexually transmitted diseases in a rural North Carolina county

scientific article published on October 1999

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3 September 2017

Things ain't what they ought to be: social forces underlying racial disparities in rates of sexually transmitted diseases in a rural North Carolina county (English)

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3 September 2017

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Thomas JC

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Thomas KK

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1 October 1999

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Social Science and Medicine

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1075-1084

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3 September 2017

The social context of syphilis persistence in the southeastern United States.

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The emerging epidemiology of rural AIDS.

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Neighborhood context and the transition to sexual activity among young black women.

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Sociodemographic factors and the variation in syphilis rates among US counties, 1984 through 1993: an ecological analysis

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Routinely reported sexually transmitted diseases presage the evolution of the AIDS epidemic

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