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Knowledge and Practices Regarding Prevention of Mother-to-child Transmission of HIV among Health Workers in Primary Healthcare Centers in Sokoto, Nigeria

Sarafadeen Adeniyi Arisegi, Kehinde Joseph Awosan, H Abdulsamad, Aliyu Adamu, M Isah, Sonia Mora

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Key concepts: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Primary health care, Health care, Medicine, Transmission (telecommunications), Family medicine, Nursing, Primary care

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