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first field site is expected to open later this year in the city's Tenderloin district, with three more sites to follow in the spring of 1999, said Edlin, who was a task force member.

Edlin's colleagues in the study are research directors Jennifer Lorvick and Ricky N. Bluthenthal, statisticians Elizabeth A. Erringer and Alex H. Kral, and data manager Michael D. Ray, all of UCSF.


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