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Provision of free ARV in public facilities in Tanzania : do the poor benefit?
The impact of the HIV pandemic in Tanzania has been profound and has affected all sectors. Today, HIV/AIDS is recognized not only as a major public health concern but also as social, economic and development problem in Tanzania as in most in Sub-Saharan African countries. With a population of estima...
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Health Economics Unit
2016
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