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The 100% Condom Use Program: A demonstration in Wuhan, China

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  • Zhongdan, Chen
  • Schilling, Robert F.
  • Shanbo, Wei
  • Caiyan, Cai
  • Wang, Zhou
  • Jianguo, Shan

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  • Zhongdan, Chen & Schilling, Robert F. & Shanbo, Wei & Caiyan, Cai & Wang, Zhou & Jianguo, Shan, 2008. "The 100% Condom Use Program: A demonstration in Wuhan, China," Evaluation and Program Planning, Elsevier, vol. 31(1), pages 10-21, February.
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