P3.310 Can MSM Attendees of a Municipal STD Clinic Serve as a Representative Sample For Behavioural Surveillance of HIV Practises and Risks? | Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Cite this article as:: Nguyen TQ, Ick T, Cohen S, et al

P3.310 Can MSM Attendees of a Municipal STD Clinic Serve as a Representative Sample For Behavioural Surveillance of HIV Practises and Risks?

Sexually Transmitted Infections 2013;89:A245-A246.