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Gender and key population disparities in tuberculosis programs in Cambodia: a situational assessment of the national response

2020-01-09

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Globally, the successes in tuberculosis (TB) programs are hampered by the challenges in new case identification, particularly in key and vulnerable populations. Identification of gaps in the programs in response to gender and key population sensitivity is crucial in reaching the un-identified cases. This study aims to define TB key populations, assess gender- and key populati...

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90d973d0-88c3-5892-8f03-e1c4ced5cf4b
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10.21203/rs.2.20500/v1
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