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HIV Prevention Update - August 2011
The HIV Prevention Update provides a representative sample of summaries and abstracts of recent articles on global HIV prevention issues from a variety of scientific, peer-reviewed journals. It also includes state-of-the-art program resources, such as tools, curricula, program reports, and unpublished research findings. This month focuses on HIV prevention with early antiretroviral therapy, the effects of male circumcision roll-out on the spread of HIV in Orange Farm (South Africa), and addressing stigma and HIV and AIDS interventions.
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HIV Prevention Update - August 2011 (external URL) Link leads to: http://j.mp/nz0xwj
Summary: The HIV Prevention Update provides a representative sample of summaries and abstracts of recent articles on global HIV prevention issues from a variety of scientific, peer-reviewed journals. It also includes state-of-the-art program resources, such as tools, curricula, program reports, and unpublished research findings. This month focuses on HIV prevention with early antiretroviral therapy, the effects of male circumcision roll-out on the spread of HIV in Orange Farm (South Africa), and addressing stigma and HIV and AIDS interventions.
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