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"Rapid tests for sexually transmitted infections" introduces the challenge of controlling sexually transmitted infections in areas where access to diagnostic tests are limited. This article highlights some of the challenges in STI control programmes and the opportunities to introduce rapid tests and address the current shortfalls.
"Rapid tests for sexually transmitted infections" is available through the following link: http://sti.bmj.com/content/82/suppl_5/v1.full
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