Stigma, and Hepatitis C among HIV + Gay men - a study

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Fri, 03/04/2009 - 6:53pm

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A study in to Stigma, Hepatitis C transmission among HIV Positive "sero-sorting" Gay Men - " An Elephant in the Room" - Click here.

Undertaken by Dr. Gareth Owen & the Universities of Exeter & Plymouth Peninsula Medical School.

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