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D01 – DEBATE – AMONG MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN, PHARYNGEAL INFECTION CONTRIBUTES MORE TO POPULATION LEVELS OF GONORRHEA TRANSMISSION THAN URETHRAL INFECTION, RECTAL INFECTION, OR BOTH?
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D01.2 Among men who have sex with men, pharyngeal infection contributes more to population levels of gonorrhea transmission than urethral infection, rectal infection, or both (Against the motion)
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D01.2 Among men who have sex with men, pharyngeal infection contributes more to population levels of gonorrhea transmission than urethral infection, rectal infection, or both (Against the motion)
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- First published July 14, 2019.
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May 03, 2022
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