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Chagas Screening Among Active-Duty Servicewomen with a History of Pregnancy.

Aug 2026 · Military Medicine · 0 citations
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The demographic factors associated with CD screening among active-duty servicewomen (ADSW) born in endemic countries, with and without a reported history of pregnancy are described, reflecting a gap in implementation of current recommendations.

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