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Race and the prevalence of syphilis seroreactivity in the United States population: a national sero-epidemiologic study

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Race and the prevalence of syphilis seroreactivity in the United States population: a national sero-epidemiologic study (English)

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United States of America

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R A Hahn

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L S Magder

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S O Aral

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R E Johnson

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S A Larsen

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English

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April 1989

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American Journal of Public Health

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79

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4

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467-70

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Automation of a flocculation test for syphilis

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Cohort study of venereal disease. I: the risk of gonorrhea transmission from infected women to men

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Self-reported behavior patterns of patients attending a sexually transmitted disease clinic

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The increasing concern with infertility. Why now?

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Sexually transmitted diseases and carcinogenesis

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Gonorrhea rates: what denominator is most appropriate?

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Serological response to syphilis treatment. A new analysis of old data

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Self-reported pelvic inflammatory disease in the US: a common occurrence

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Gonorrhea in the United States 1975-1984: is the giant only sleeping?

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Married and unmarried couples

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Hospitalizations for pelvic inflammatory disease. Epidemiology and trends in the United States, 1975 to 1981

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10.2105/AJPH.79.4.467

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