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This Week in PLoS Medicine: Genes in hep C treatment; Predicting trauma recovery; African doctoral programs & more
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Posted: September 13, 2011
Posted: September 13, 2011
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
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Tagged Africa, genomic medicine, hepatitis C, informed consent, KEMRI, research ethics, trauma
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