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UNITE4TB: a new consortium for clinical drug and regimen development for TB

UNITE4TB: a new consortium for clinical drug and regimen development for TB

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Main Authors: Boeree, MJ, Lange, C, Thwaites, G, Paton, N, de Vrueh, R, Barros, D, Hoelscher, M
Other Authors: UNITE4TB Consortium
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease 2021
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