Improving overall health of children living with HIV through an oral health intervention in Cambodia: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

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Kimiyo Kikuchi
Junko Yasuoka
Sovannary Tuot
Sokunthea Yem
Pheak Chhoun
Sumiyo Okawa
Makoto Murayama
Chantheany Huot
Siyan Yi
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[1] Kyushu University,Institute of Decision Science for a Sustainable Society
[2] Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology,Research and Education Center for Prevention of Global Infectious Diseases of Animals
[3] KHANA Center for Population Health Research,Department of Community and Global Health
[4] Graduate School of Medicine,Center for Global Health Research
[5] the University of Tokyo,Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health
[6] Kawasaki City Dentists Association,undefined
[7] National Pediatric Hospital,undefined
[8] Touro University California,undefined
[9] National University of Singapore,undefined
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Trials | / 19卷
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HIV; Child; Randomized controlled trials; Cambodia; Community-based; Oral care;
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