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Volume 15, Number 8—August 2009

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Research

X. Tao et al.
N. L. Nguyen et al.
F. R. Mooi et al.
J. Espinosa et al.
S. P. Luby et al.
Medscape CME Activity
J. R. Verani et al.
L. Ng et al.
I. Stephenson et al.
S. G. Jenkins and D. J. Farrell
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During year 6 of the study, the incidence rate rose from ≈30% to 35.3%.

I. E. Andernach et al.
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The spread of genotype E in Africa occurred after the end of the transatlantic slave trade.

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Letters

R. Schuhegger et al.
Z. Islam et al.
M. Li et al.
B. Tan et al.
D. S. Asnis and N. Niazi
L. H. Chen and M. E. Wilson
M. Babakir-Mina et al.
Y. K. Park et al.
C. Pelat et al.
B. E. Rutland et al.
T. Petney et al.
N. J. Evans et al.
S. L. Hills and D. C. Phillips

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