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1. How gender-sensitive are your HIV and family planning services? (Publications)

   How gender-sensitive are your HIV and family planning services?

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2. Vaginal practices, microbicides and HIV: what do we need to know? (Publications)

   Vaginal practices, microbicides and HIV: what do we need to know?

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3. The role of men in families (Publications)

   The role of men in families

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4. Using volunteer computing to simulate the epidemiology and control of malaria: malariacontrol.net. (Publications)

   Using volunteer computing to simulate the epidemiology and control of malaria: malariacontrol.net.

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5. Imported babesiosis diagnosed as malaria [Letters to the editor] (Publications)

   Imported babesiosis diagnosed as malaria [Letters to the editor]

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6. Diagnostic value of three interferon-gamma release assays for paediatric tuberculosis in a high HIV/TB -prevalence setting in south-west Tanzania (Publications)

   Diagnostic value of three interferon-gamma release assays for paediatric tuberculosis in a high HIV/TB -prevalence setting in south-west Tanzania

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7. The mechanisms of drug resistance in <em>Trypanosoma brucei</em> spp (Publications)

   The mechanisms of drug resistance in <em>Trypanosoma brucei</em> spp

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8. Monkey malaria in a European traveler returning from Malaysia (Publications)

   Monkey malaria in a European traveler returning from Malaysia

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   In 2007, a Finnish traveler was infected in Peninsular Malaysia with Plasmodium knowlesi, a parasite that usually causes malaria in monkeys. P. knowlesi has established itself as the fifth Plasmodium

9. Species-specific field testing of <em>Entamoeba spp</em>. in an area of high endemicity (Publications)

   Species-specific field testing of <em>Entamoeba spp</em>. in an area of high endemicity

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10. Genomic analysis of pre-Columbian tubercolosis from the New World (Publications)

    Genomic analysis of pre-Columbian tubercolosis from the New World

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