Perception and social consequences of tuberculosis: a focus group study of tuberculosis patients in Sialkot, Pakistan.
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A De Muynck | R Liefooghe | N Michiels | S Habib | M B Moran | A. D. De Muynck | A. Muynck | A. De Muynck | R. Liefooghe | N. Michiels | S. Habib | M. Moran
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