Using mathematical modelling to estimate the impact of periodic presumptive treatment on the transmission of sexually transmitted infections and HIV among female sex workers

Peter Vickerman; Francis Ndowa; Nigel O'Farrell; Richard Steen; Michel Alary; Sinead Delany-Moretlwe

doi:10.1136/sti.2008.034678

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Using mathematical modelling to estimate the impact of periodic presumptive treatment on the transmission of sexually transmitted infections and HIV among female sex workers

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Cite this article as:: Vickerman P, Ndowa F, O'Farrell N, et al

Using mathematical modelling to estimate the impact of periodic presumptive treatment on the transmission of sexually transmitted infections and HIV among female sex workers

Sexually Transmitted Infections 2010;86:163-168.

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