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  •   GB 0809 AIDS Social History Programme - AIDS Social History Programme
    • 6 - Medical Research Council (MRC)
Ref NoGB 0809 AIDS Social History Programme/6/6
LevelFile
Extent2 files (17 items)
TitleNewsletters
Date1988-1994
DescriptionQuarterly newsletter (until the end of 1993 when it become an annual publication), compiled by the MRC AIDS Secretariat, and sent to participants in the Directed and Strategic Programmes with the aim of disseminating news of recent developments, and providing information about services and facilities available to Programme participants.
AccessStatusOpen
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    Illustration of the Keppel Street building exterior from the 1946-47 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine annual report

    Illustration of the Keppel Street building exterior from the 1946-47 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine annual report

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    Illustration of the Keppel Street building exterior from the 1946-47 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine annual report
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    Annotated map showing the location of tsetse flies in Gambia, 1910.
    Annotated map showing the location of tsetse flies in Gambia, 1910.
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