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Unethical trials of interventions to reduce perinatal transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus in developing countries.
Sep 18 1997
Biomedical and Behavioral Research,
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences,
Health Care and Public Health,
National Institutes of Health,
Americas,
Clinical Research,
Clinical Trials,
Critique,
Developed Countries,
Developing Countries,
Diseases,
Ethics,
Hiv Infections,
North America,
Northern America,
Research Methodology,
Treatment,
United States,
Vertical Transmission,
Viral Diseases
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Biomedical and Behavioral Research,Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences,Health Care and Public Health,National Institutes of Health,Americas,Clinical Research,Clinical Trials,Critique,Developed Countries,Developing Countries,Diseases,Ethics,Hiv Infections,North America,Northern America,Research Methodology,Treatment,United States,Vertical Transmission,Viral Diseases
Biomedical and Behavioral Research, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences, Health Care and Public Health, National Institutes of Health, Americas, Clinical Research, Clinical Trials, Critique, Developed Countries, Developing Countries, Diseases, Ethics, Hiv Infections, North America, Northern America, Research Methodology, Treatment, United States, Vertical Transmission, Viral Diseases
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