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Antenatal HIV testing: assessment of a routine voluntary approach
The benefits of testing pregnant women for HIV are increasingly assured, particularly with regard to reducing vertical transmission. However, uptake of antenatal HIV testing in the UK remains low.
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| description | The benefits of testing pregnant women for HIV are increasingly assured, particularly with regard to reducing vertical transmission. However, uptake of antenatal HIV testing in the UK remains low. |
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