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Results from a cross-sectional sexual and reproductive health study among school girls in Tanzania: high prevalence of bacterial vaginosis.

Results from a cross-sectional sexual and reproductive health study among school girls in Tanzania: high prevalence of bacterial vaginosis.

Francis SC, Holm Hansen C, Irani J, Andreasen A, Baisley K, Jespers V, Crucitti T, Changalucha J, Hayes RJ, Nnko S, Watson-Jones D, Buvé A.

Sex Transm Infect 2019; 95:219-27.

PMID:30518620

PMCID:PMC6580744

DOI:10.1136/sextrans-2018-053680

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