The right thing to do: patients' views and experiences of telling partners about chlamydia.
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J. Hocking | M. Pitts | C. Fairley | M. Temple-Smith | Marcus Y. Chen | D. Russell | J. Tomnay | R. Parker | F. Bowden | C. Hopkins | N. Pavlin
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