Police killings of Black people and rates of sexually transmitted infections: a cross-sectional analysis of 75 large US metropolitan areas, 2016 | Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Cite this article as:: Ibragimov U, Beane S, Friedman SR, et al

Police killings of Black people and rates of sexually transmitted infections: a cross-sectional analysis of 75 large US metropolitan areas, 2016

Sexually Transmitted Infections 2020;96:429-431.