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Concurrency and the limited effectiveness of behavioural interventions on sexual risk behaviour of youth in sub-Saharan Africa

Concurrency and the limited effectiveness of behavioural interventions on sexual risk behaviour of youth in sub-Saharan Africa

Authors & affiliation

Kristien Michielsen, Matthew Chersich, Stanley Lüchters, Ronan Van Rossem, Marleen Temmerman

Publication date:

2010

Staff members:

Stanley Luchters
Marleen Temmerman

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10-AIDS_-_Concurrency_and_the_limited_effectiveness_of_behavioural_interventions_on_sexual_risk_behaviour.pdf (restricted)

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