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GHENT UNIVERSITY STI PREVENTION AND
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AIDS Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn
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1.1. Sexually Transmitted Infection
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countries, the rate of reporting co
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district of Uganda randomized villa
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By identifying where significant
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4.5%, 3.9%, 67.7% and 30.1% while t
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female primary health care or anten
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The research data have been publish
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2.1. OBJECTIVES 2.1.1. General obje
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2.2.3. Laboratory procedures The mi
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C HAPTER 3 PREVALENCE AND RISK FACT
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After registration by the clinic cl
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The majority of the women were infe
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eing single, ever having been treat
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prevalence found in a family planni
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3.2. Declining Syphilis Prevalence
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Training Nurses at the antenatal cl
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We believe that the observed declin
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Wasserheit 1992, Laga 1993). In Nai
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Table 1: Demographic data of 471 pa
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women. Overall, significantly fewer
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Stigmatization by health staff also
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4.2. Health-Seeking Behavior and Se
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Between September and November 1998
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Table 2: Healthcare-seeking behavio
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Thirteen women had engaged in sex w
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Men reported more extramarital affa
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C HAPTER 5 DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT
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discharge and abdominal pain-two co
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Data were entered and analyzed in S
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One of the peripheral health center
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Evaluation of Algorithms The result
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In this study of symptomatic women,
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C HAPTER 6 PREVENTION OF SEXUALLY T
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Table 1: Syphilis Rapid Plasma Reag
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One should keep these problems in m
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The use of mailed reminders did not
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Table 1: Characteristics of women w
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studies, indicating that couples ar
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6.3. A Randomized, Placebo-controll
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