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Media Release: Transmission of Clostridium difficile in Hospitals May Not Be Through Contact with Infected Patients
Category: Media Releases
Tagged Clostridium difficile, epidemiology, hospitals, infectious diseases
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Media Release: Tobacco smoking and high blood pressure are biggest killers of Japanese adults
Category: Media Releases
Tagged high blood pressure, injury, life expectancy, lifestyle, mortality, noncommunicable diseases, smoking, tobacco
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Media Release: New model for possible malaria vaccination suggests mass vaccination should be considered for very low transmission areas
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Ask the Expert – VMMC 2011: Twitter session today
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Tagged adult male circumcision, HIV/AIDS, male circumcision and HIV, twitter, UNAIDS
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Media release: UK burden of injury is 2.6 times higher than previously thought
Category: General, Media Releases
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