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Southern Africa ports as spaces of HIV vulnerability: case studies from South Africa and Namibia
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Abstract
Abstract
Keywords
migrants; mobile populations; HIV; ports
Title
Southern Africa ports as spaces of HIV vulnerability: case studies from South Africa and Namibia
Journal
Issue
Article type
Original article
Pages
233-240
Published online
2011-02-24
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Bibliographic record
IMH 2010;62(4):233-240.
Keywords
migrants
mobile populations
HIV
ports
Authors
Erin Tansey
NosiphoTheyise
Rosilyne Borland
Haley West
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