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The Sexunzipped Trial: Young People’s Views of Participating in an Online Randomized Controlled Trial

The Sexunzipped Trial: Young People’s Views of Participating in an Online Randomized Controlled Trial

The Sexunzipped Trial: Young People’s Views of Participating in an Online Randomized Controlled Trial

Authors of this article:

Angela Nicholas1 ;   Julia V Bailey1 ;   Fiona Stevenson1 ;   Elizabeth Murray1
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