Is awareness of DOTS amoung medical practitioners in Mysore a worry ?-Mudassir Azeez Khan

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Mysore Medical College & Research Institute, Mysore, Karnataka *Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi Is Awareness of DOTS among Medical Practitioners in Mysore a Worry? Mudassir Azeez Khan , Sonal Agarwal, Vinayaknagaraja, Ganraj Bhat, Ghazal Dutta, Ashwini B. R., Abhinit Kumar *

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