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Science (Make that HIV) Procastination Reading (August 11/2006)

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Posted on: August 11, 2006 9:25 AM, by David Ng

In lieu of the conference coming up, here are some choice readings that I've had the pleasure of presenting at either terry.ubc.ca or the SCQ:

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These should get those juices churning before the conference.

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