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A commentary on publication of “The gay cruise: Developing a theory- and evidence-based Internet HIV-prevention intervention”: Bringing the new generation of internet-based interventions into the research world

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Ross, M.W. A commentary on publication of “The gay cruise: Developing a theory- and evidence-based Internet HIV-prevention intervention”: Bringing the new generation of internet-based interventions into the research world. Sex Res Soc Policy 3, 68–69 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1525/srsp.2006.3.2.68

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