Incidence of HIV infection in homosexual men in London, 1988-94
BMJPublished 26 August 1995Open access
Elisa M. Miller, Pauline A. Waight, Richard S. Tedder, Sheena Sutherland, P P Mortimer, Shuja Shafi
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This work describes changes in the age specific incidence of HIV infection in open cohorts of homosexual men continuously recruited from among patients attending genitourinary medicine clinics in London from 1988 to 1994.
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