Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care?
Namer Y, Razum O (2019)
The Lancet. Public health 4(6): E278-E278.
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2019
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The Lancet. Public health
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4
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6
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E278-E278
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2468-2667
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Namer Y, Razum O. Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care? The Lancet. Public health. 2019;4(6):E278-E278.
Namer, Y., & Razum, O. (2019). Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care? The Lancet. Public health, 4(6), E278-E278. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2468-2667(19)30080-5
Namer, Yudit, and Razum, Oliver. 2019. “Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care?”. The Lancet. Public health 4 (6): E278-E278.
Namer, Y., and Razum, O. (2019). Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care? The Lancet. Public health 4, E278-E278.
Namer, Y., & Razum, O., 2019. Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care? The Lancet. Public health, 4(6), p E278-E278.
Y. Namer and O. Razum, “Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care?”, The Lancet. Public health, vol. 4, 2019, pp. E278-E278.
Namer, Y., Razum, O.: Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care? The Lancet. Public health. 4, E278-E278 (2019).
Namer, Yudit, and Razum, Oliver. “Subgroup-specific services or universal health coverage in LGBTQ+ health care?”. The Lancet. Public health 4.6 (2019): E278-E278.
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