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Country Experiences

Clinical research on microbicides has been conducted in more than a dozen countries, and implementation research is beginning in a growing number of countries to prepare for microbicide introduction. This section provides resources that describe countries’ experiences with microbicide development and implementation research. Case studies on microbicide introduction will be added as they become available.

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