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HIV transmission through social and geographical networks in Uganda.
SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE, vol. 36, n° 7, 1993, pages 949-955, 8 réf., ISSN 0277-9536, USA
Long distance drivers and prostitutes at trading centres and towns have been targeted as groups that engage in risky sexual behaviours that promote HIV transmission.
While towns and stops along highways have been linked to HIV transmission, the role of small urban and rural centres have been overlooked.
There is need to study socio-geographical mating networks because situations not deemed to be risky may be an important aspect of HIV transmission.
Mots-clés BDSP : Sida, Virose, Infection, Virus, Hémopathie, Milieu social, Milieu urbain, Milieu rural, Ouganda, Afrique, Homme
Mots-clés Pascal : Immunodéficit acquis syndrome, Virose, Infection, Virus immunodéficience humaine, Lentivirinae, Retroviridae, Virus, Répartition géographique, Immunopathologie, Hémopathie, Dissémination, Environnement social, Milieu urbain, Milieu rural, Transmission, Ouganda, Afrique, Homme
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : AIDS, Viral disease, Infection, Human immunodeficiency virus, Lentivirinae, Retroviridae, Virus, Geographic distribution, Immunopathology, Hemopathy, Dissemination, Social environment, Urban environment, Rural environment, Transmission, Uganda, Africa, Human
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