Global confluence of infectious and non-communicable diseases — The case of type 2 diabetes
Globally the prevalence and public health importance of non-communicable diseases (NCD) is increasing in high-, middle-, and low-income countries alike. Concomitant to the NCD burden, control of key infectious diseases (i.e., group B Streptococcus, hepatitis C, tuberculosis, and HIV) in most regions...
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Global confluence of infectious and non-communicable diseases — The case of type 2 diabetes |
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