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    Sherri Savage (Sherri Savage is a doctoral candidate), Phyllis Mayfield (Phyllis Mayfield is Assistant Professor) & Martha Cook (Martha Cook is Assistant Professor, Early)

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Savage, S., Mayfield, P. & Cook, M. Questions about serving children with HIV/AIDS. Early Childhood Educ J 21, 10–12 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02430442

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