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AIDS Care
Psychological and Socio-medical Aspects of AIDS/HIV
Volume 7, 1995 - Issue 4
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Cross-cultural comparison of US and Nigerian adolescents' HIV-related knowledge, attitudes, and risk behaviour: Implications for risk reduction interventions

J. S. St. Lawrence
,
B. P. Marx
,
C. P. Scott
,
C. B. U. Uwakwe
,
A. Roberts
&
T. L. Brasfield
Pages 449-462 | Published online: 27 May 2010

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MaliniB. Desilva, StephenP. Merry, PhilipR. Fischer, JamesE. Rohrer, ChristianO. Isichei & StephenS. Cha. (2009) Youth, unemployment, and male gender predict mortality in AIDS patients started on HAART in Nigeria. AIDS Care 21:1, pages 70-77.
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Elizabeth M. Farrington, David C. Bell & Aron E. DiBacco. (2016) Reasons People Give for Using (or Not Using) Condoms. AIDS and Behavior 20:12, pages 2850-2862.
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Unal Ayranci. (2005) AIDS knowledge and attitudes in a Turkish population: an epidemiological study. BMC Public Health 5:1.
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Marı́a Teresa Muñoz Sastre, Yannick Bacq, Etienne Mullet & Paul Clay Sorum. (2002) Misconceptions Regarding Hepatitis C in the French Public. Preventive Medicine 34:6, pages 596-599.
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A.K. Harding, E.C. Anadu, L.A. Gray & D.A. Champeau. (2016) Nigerian university students' knowledge, perceptions, and behaviours about HIV/AIDS: are these students at risk?. Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health 119:1, pages 23-31.
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Torrance Stephens, Ronald L Braithwaite & Sandra E Taylor. (1998) Model for using hip-hop music for small group HIV/AIDS prevention counseling with African American adolescents and young adults. Patient Education and Counseling 35:2, pages 127-137.
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