Evaluation of the association between the concentrations of key vaginal bacteria and the increased risk of HIV acquisition in African women from five cohorts: a nested case-control study
R. Scott McClelland(University of Nairobi), David N. Fredricks(University of Washington), Craig R. Cohen(University of California, San Francisco), Kishorchandra Mandaliya, Matthew M Munch(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Nelly Mugo(University of Washington), Grace John‐Stewart(Washington State Department of Health), Sujatha Srinivasan(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), John Kinuthia(University of Washington), Jared M. Baeten(University of Washington), Krista Yuhas(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Julie Overbaugh(Gold Coast Hospital), Walter Jaoko(University of Nairobi), Barbra A. Richardson(University of Washington), Tina L. Fiedler(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Connie Celum(University of Washington), Jairam R. Lingappa(University of Namur)
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