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Sexually transmitted diseases and their implication for family planning programmes in Zambia.

By: Banda, Irene T.

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BookPublisher: S.l. : s.n, 1988Subject(s): STDs | Family planning -- Zambia -- HIV. -- Family planning -- Zambia -- HIV. -- Family planning -- Zambia -- HIVSummary: The writer is concerned with the many casual factors underlying the rising incidence of STDs and HIV infection and their implications on family planning.

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The writer is concerned with the many casual factors underlying the rising incidence of STDs and HIV infection and their implications on family planning.

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Sexually transmitted diseases and their implication for family planning programmes in Zambia.

By: Banda, Irene T.

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