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Focused ethnographic study of acute respiratory infection in Northern Thailand.

By: Upayokin PContributor(s): Dendoung S | Muttiko M | Ukoskit PMaterial type: Text

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TextLanguage: eng. Publication details: Nakorn Phatom Center for Health Policy Stud., Mahidol University, 1991 Description: 92pISBN: 9475873004Subject(s): Respiratory Tract Diseases-Thailand | Respiratory Tract Infections-ThailandNLM classification: WF 140: N91F: UPA

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