Imbalanced sex ratios, men's sexual behavior, and risk of sexually transmitted infection in China.

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Published in J Health Soc Behav on December 01, 2010

Authors

Scott J South1, Katherine Trent

Author Affiliations

1: University at Albany, State University of New York, 12222, USA. s.south@albany.edu

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