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  6. Urban-rural and socioeconomic variations in the knowledge of STls and AIDS among Bangladeshi adolescents

Urban-rural and socioeconomic variations in the knowledge of STls and AIDS among Bangladeshi adolescents

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Urban-rural and socioeconomic variations in the knowledge of STls and AIDS among Bangladeshi adolescents. Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Health.pdf (7.68 MB)

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2014

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Asla-Pacific Joumal of Public Health

Authors

Gani, M. Showkat
Nystrom, Lennarth
Chowdhury, A.M.R
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http://hdl.handle.net/10361/27277

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Keywords

Sexually transmitted infections, Sexual and reproductive health, Adolescents, Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, Sex workers

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Sexually transmitted diseases., Sexual health., Reproductive health., Sex workers., Adolescent., Communicable diseases.

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Research Report

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