Serology reflects a decline in the prevalence of trachoma in two regions of The Gambia
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N. Sepúlveda | C. Roberts | A. Solomon | S. Burr | R. Bailey | G. Cooley | S. Gwyn | Diana L. Martin | D. Mabey | P. Makalo | H. Joof | S. Migchelsen | H. Pickering | D. Martin | Pateh Makalo
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