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2009 Tuberculosis Surveillance Report

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Arizona annual tuberculosis surveillance report, 2014- || Tuberculosis surveillance report, Arizona, 2002-2013 || Tuberculosis in Arizona, 1996-2001 || Reported Arizona tuberculosis cases during, 1995 || Tuberculosis in Arizona : a summary of cases repor Original File
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