Making tuberculosis history : community based solutions for millions : BRAC Health Program /

Making tuberculosis history : community based solutions for millions : BRAC Health Program /

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Ente Autore:	BRAC Tuberculosis Control Programme
Altri autori:	May, Maria A., Ahmed, Faruque, Cash, Richard A., Ahmed, Jalaluddin
Natura:	Libro
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	Dhaka : University Press Limited, 2011.
Soggetti:	BRAC Tuberculosis Control Programme. Tuberculosis. Tuberculosis > Bangladesh > Prevention. Tuberculosis > prevention & control. Tuberculosis > Bangladesh.
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