Supporting more stable relationships as an effective control strategy
Supporting more stable relationships may be an effective control strategy
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Supporting more stable relationships as an effective control strategy
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Modelling for needle stick injuries? »Modelling for needle stick injuries?
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Potentially need to take account of sexual concurrency »Potentially need to take account of sexual concurrency
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Sequence of sharing in infected – not infected partnerships »Sequence of sharing in infected – not infected partnerships
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Should the message be "stable relationships" or "abstinence" »Should the message be "stable relationships" or "abstinence"
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Spread of HIV occurs due to partnership formation & dissolution »Spread of HIV occurs due to partnership formation & dissolution
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