Children are losers in the African AIDS epidemic. Protective network of the extended family is diminishing
Asing-Johanson, E.; Hofvander, Y.
Lakartidningen 90(41): 3565-3566
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0023-7205 PMID: 8231504 Document Number: 333669
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