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P4.038 An Environmental and Political Economic Perspective on Sexual Risk: Teahouses, Female Sex Work and Peer Ethnography in Zigong, South West China
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Lorway R, Zhang J, Ma X, et al
P4.038 An Environmental and Political Economic Perspective on Sexual Risk: Teahouses, Female Sex Work and Peer Ethnography in Zigong, South West China
Sexually Transmitted Infections 2013;89:A300.