Sex and secrecy: How HIV-status disclosure affects safe sex among HIV-positive adolescents
HIV-positive adolescents who engage in unsafe sex are at heightened risk for transmitting or re-acquiring HIV. Disclosure of HIV-status to sexual partners may impact on condom use, but no study has explored the effects of (i) adolescent knowledge of one's HIV-status, (ii) knowledge of partner s...
Main Authors: | Toska, E, Cluver, L, Hodes, R, Kidia, KK |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Routledge
2015
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