2015•Journal of InfectionOpen access

Tuberculosis-related knowledge is associated with patient outcomes in shantytown residents; results from a cohort study, Peru

Emma E. Westerlund, Marco Tovar, Elisabet Lönnermark, Rosario Montoya, Carlton A. Evans

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Key concepts: Tuberculosis, Medicine, Hazard ratio, Logistic regression, Disease, Cohort, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Internal medicine

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