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Safer sex maintenance and reduction of unsafe sex among homosexually active men: a new therapeutic approach

Rosser et al., 1993

Document ID
10447377351958455423
Author
Rosser B
Coleman E
Ohmans P
Publication year
Publication venue
Health Education Research

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To date, publicly funded HIV/AIDS prevention efforts for homosexually active men have largely been limited to two traditional public health strategies: mass media information campaigns and HIV testing/contact notification programs. Health educators using either of …
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