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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"HIV Risk Perception"”.
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HIV risk perception, actual HIV risk, sexual risk behaviours, and oral PrEP continuation at the 1-month follow-up in pregnant women not living with HIV in Cape Town, South Africa: A mediation analysis
… age in South Africa are heavily burdened with HIV. If taken effectively, oral preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) prevents HIV acquisition in pregnant women without HIV. We investigated factors associated with oral PrEP continuation at the 1- month follow-up and the role of HIV risk perception and …
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Perceptions, Attitudes and Acceptability of HIV Testing Among Sub-Saharan African Immigrants in Chicago
<p>HIV testing is a primary strategy in HIV prevention and is associated with a myriad of benefits including positive behavior changes and enhanced access to HIV care services and support. However, African immigrants delay testing and are often diagnosed with late stage HIV infection and symptoms …
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Evaluation of Montana's HIV Prevention Social Marketing Campaign: A Descriptive Study
… descriptive study was to evaluate Montana’s 2006 HIV Prevention Social Marketing Campaign in two intervention communities: Flathead and Silver-Bow Counties and one comparison community: Lewis and Clark County. The intervention began in March 2006, and data was collected in the intervention …
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Evaluation of Montana's HIV Prevention Social Marketing Campaign: A Descriptive Study
… descriptive study was to evaluate Montana’s 2006 HIV Prevention Social Marketing Campaign in two intervention communities: Flathead and Silver-Bow Counties and one comparison community: Lewis and Clark County. The intervention began in March 2006, and data was collected in the intervention …
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Understanding the gender and religious context of women and HIV in Libya: A mixed-methods study
HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) first became a public concern in Libya after the 1998 El-Fatih Hospital outbreak when over 400 children acquired HIV. Since then, despite the lack of research and a functioning surveillance system, the number of cases is believed to be increasing, particularly …