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Annual Surveillance Report 2015: HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs in Australia by Sydney Kirby Institute 2015
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4 ; 088.
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Annual surveillance report 2014 : HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs in Australia by Sydney Kirby Institute 2014
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4 ; 085.
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Annual Surveillance Report 2013 : HIV, viral hep & STIs in Aust ... by Sydney Kirby Institute 2013
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4 ; 083A.
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Annual surveillance report 2012 : HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs in Australia by Sydney Kirby Institute 2012
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4 ; 077A.
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Annual Surveillance Report 2011 : HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmissible infections in Australia by Sydney Kirby Institute 2011
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4 ; 066.
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Safer sex and condom use: a convenience sample of Aboriginal young people in New South Wales by Series: Sexual HealthMelbourne CSIRO Publishing 2011
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 7.4 ; 071.
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Pleasure and Sexual Health: The PASH study 2009 by Sydney NCHECR 2010
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.3 ; 054.
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Mapping HIV Outcomes: Geographical & clinical forecasts of people... by Sydney NCHECR 2010
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4 ; 060.
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HCV-Related Burden of Disease in Europe: A systematic assessment of... by Series: BMC Public HealthLondon BioMed Central 2009
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4.1 ; 004.
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HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis and Sexually Transmissible infections in Australia by Sydney NSHSR 2006
Availability: Items available for loan: Library (1)Call number: 0.4 ; 030.
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