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Behavioral mechanisms in HIV epidemiology and prevention: past, present, and future roles.
Studies in family planning - 1 Sept 2009
Bingenheimer Jeffrey B, Geronimus Arline T
Abstract excerpt
In the 1980s, behavioral variations across geographically and socially defined populations were the central focus of AIDS research, and behavior change was seen as the primary means of controlling HIV epidemics. Today, biological mechanisms--especially other sexually transmitted infections, antir...
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