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- Published online December 3, 2007.
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- Gina S. Ogilvie MD MSc,
- Valencia P. Remple PhD,
- Fawziah Marra PharmD,
- Shelly A. McNeil MD,
- Monika Naus MD MHSc,
- Karen L. Pielak MSN,
- Thomas G. Ehlen MD,
- Simon R. Dobson MD,
- Deborah M. Money MD,
- David M. Patrick MD MHSc
- From the University of British Columbia (Ogilvie, Remple, Marra, Naus, Ehlen, Dobson, Money, Patrick), Vancouver, BC; the Canadian Centre for Vaccinology (McNeil), Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS; the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (Ogilvie, Naus, Pielak, Patrick), Vancouver, BC; and the Women's Health Research Institute (Money), Provincial Health Services Authority, Vancouver, BC
- Correspondence to:
Dr. Gina S. Ogilvie, Associate Director, Division of STI/HIV Prevention and Control, BC Centre for Disease Control, 655 West 12th Ave., Vancouver BC V5Z 4R4; fax 604 775-0808; gina.ogilvie{at}bccdc.ca
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