A new generation of infections in a changing world. Infectious diseases at the end of the twentieth century
Berger, S.A.; Shapira, I.
Harefuah 132(9): 669-672
1997
ISSN/ISBN: 0017-7768 PMID: 9225586 Document Number: 479853
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