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Mixing Sex and Alcohol in College: Female-Male HIV Risk Model

Patricia Barthalow KochPennsylvania State University
,
Raymond F. PalmerUniversity of Texas
,
Judith R. VicaryPennsylvania State University
&
Jill M. WoodPennsylvania State University
Pages 99-108 | Published online: 21 Jan 2015

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