May 10, 2011Open Access

Following the Trail of an HIV-Prevention Web Site Enhanced for Mobile Cell Phone Text Messaging Delivery

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Cornelius, Judith B. PhD, MS, RN; Cato, Michael G. MBA, BS; Toth, Jennifer L. MS-CS; Bard, Philip M. AS; Moore, Michael W. PhD, MA, BS; White, Ann MPH Author Information

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