The end of the line: has rapid transit contributed to the spatial diffusion of HIV in one of Canada's largest metropolitan areas?
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R. Hogg | J. Montaner | M. Schechter | E. Wood | M. Tyndall | K. Chan | M. O'shaughnessy | E. Wood | J. Montaner | Martin T. Schechter | Keith J. Chan | M. O'Shaughnessy | Robert S. Hogg | Mark W. Tyndall
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