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By Owhonda G; Nnoka VN; Eli S; Ikenga VO; Wekere FCC; Emeghara GI; Tee GP (2022).
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Prevalence of COVID–19/HIV-Positive Patients in an Isolation Center in Rivers State, Southern Nigeria.
Owhonda G1; Nnoka VN2; Eli S3; Ikenga VO4; Wekere FCC1; Emeghara GI5; Tee GP5
Department of community Medicine, Rivers State University.1
Department of Pharmacology, Rivers State University.2
Mother, Baby and Adolescent Care Global Foundation.3
Department of Surgery, Rivers State University.4
Department of Human Physiology, Rivers State University.5
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Cite this Article: Owhonda G; Nnoka VN; Eli S; Ikenga VO; Wekere FCC; Emeghara GI; Tee GP (2022). Prevalence of COVID–19/HIV-Positive Patients in an Isolation Center in Rivers State, Southern Nigeria. Greener Journal of Medical Sciences, 12(1): 116-122. |
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