Aunque una madre tenga el VIH, el bebé no tiene por qué contraerlo

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Aunque una madre tenga el VIH, el bebé no tiene por qué contraerlo

Published Date:

12/3/2010

Series:

Una prueba, dos vidas ; One test. Two lives. ;

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Spanish

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Even if a mother has HIV her baby, doesn't have to [Spanish]

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National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, Sexual Transmitted Diseases and Tuberculosis Prevention (U.S.). Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention. Act Against AIDS.

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Even if a mother has HIV her baby, doesn't have to [Spanish] Hágase la prueba del VIH antes de que nazca su bebé. OTTL_Poster_Spanish.pdf Publication date from document properties.

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