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Trends In Rpr Seropositivity Among Children Younger Than 2 Years In South Africa 2010 2019
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The document is a publication from the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) presenting a study titled 'Trends in RPR Seropositivity among Children Younger than 2 Years in South Africa, 2010-2019.' It reports on the seropositivity trends for RPR (syphilis) among infants under two years across 2010 to 2019 and cites authors and a journal reference (J Trop Pediatr 2021). It appears to be a scholarly article rather than a policy or government directive.
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- title: Trends in RPR Seropositivity among Children Younger than 2 Years in South Africa, 2010-2019
- authors: Mathebula R, Kuonza L, Musekiwa A, Kularatne R, Puren A, Reubenson G, et al.
- journal: Journal of Tropical Pediatrics (J Trop Pediatr) 2021;67(1)
- subject: RPR seropositivity trends in children under 2 years in South Africa
- date: 2010-2019 study period; publication date 2021; content update 2022-06-30