Guidance

The Book of VVM: Yesterday-today-and-tomorrow

The evolution of the VVM has been a long one, starting more than 40 years ago. This advancement has now been chronicled in The Book of VVM: Yesterday-today-and-tomorrow, by Dr. Umit Kartoglu, a former scientist for WHO.

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  • English

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2020

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Guidance

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VVM-OTHER

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