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HIV testing rate and seroprevalence among people attending a mental health clinic in rural Malawi
This study was undertaken to assess HIV-prevalence, uptake of HIV-care, general clinical characteristics and risk factors among a population visiting a mental health clinic in a rural Malawian district hospital.
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Department of Paediatrics and Child Health
2015
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