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Scientific Silence: AIDS and African Americans in the Medical Literature
Author
Mackenzie, Sonja
Bibliographic Citation
American Journal of Public Health 2000 July; 90(7): 1145-1146
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Date
2000-07
Subject
African Americans
;
Aids
;
Literature
;
Journalism / Mass Media Ethics
;
Health Care for Minorities
;
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome or HIV Infection
;
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