Focus group interviews about Aids in Rakai district of Uganda

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• Perception of Risk of Hiv/Aids and Sexual Behaviour in Kenya

  Open Access•Priscilla A Akwara, Nyovani Janet Madise et al.•Journal of Biosocial Science•2003

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• Regulating Romance

  Shanti Parikh

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• Factors associated with self-reported HIV testing among men in Uganda

  Anastasia J Gage, D Ali et al.•AIDS Care•2005

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• Sex, Love, Money and Aids

  Open Access•Augustine Ankomah•Sexualities•1999

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• Stigma, discrimination, and HIV/Aids knowledge among physicians in Barbados

  Open Access•Ernest Massiah, Timothy C Roach et al.•Revista Panamericana de Salud…•2004

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• Vaccine preparedness

  Paul Ritvo, Dennis Willms et al.•African Journal of AIDS Research•2006

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• Aids awareness and knowledge among Botswana women

  Kathleen F Norr, Sheila Tlou et al.•Health Care For Women International•1996

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• Balinsalamu embawo ?” Aids and the context of sexual behaviour adjustment in Rakai, Uganda, c. 1975–90

  Jan Kuhanen•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2010

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• Problems Associated with Transnational Sociological Research Collaboration in Cambodia

  Chou Meng Tarr•Asian journal of social science•2001

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• Aids and orphans in Uganda

  Open Access•Helen Ruth Aspaas•The Social Science Journal•1999

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• Uganda

  Open Access•Brooke Grundfest Schoepf•Review of African Political Economy•2003

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• HIV/Aids in eastern and Southern Africa

  Open Access•Anne V Akeroyd•Review of African Political Economy•1994

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• L'anthropologie, la recherche et l'intervention sur le sida

  Laurent Vidal•Bulletin de l’APAD•1994

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• Attitudes towards people with HIV

  Open Access•Gill Green•Social Science & Medicine•1995

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• Factors influencing choice of delivery sites in Rakai district of Uganda

  Open Access•B Amooti-Kaguna, F Nuwaha•Social Science & Medicine•2000

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• Women enjoy punishment

  Open Access•Julia Kim, Mmatshilo Motsei•Social Science & Medicine•2002

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• Can raters consistently evaluate the content of focus groups

  Open Access•Morris Weinberger, Jeffrey A Ferguson et al.•Social Science & Medicine•1998

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• Communicating with the people about HIV infection risk as a basis for planning interventions

  Open Access•Japhet Killewo, A Sandström et al.•Social Science & Medicine•1997

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• Toward a Historical Perspective on Sexuality in Uganda

  Karen A Stewart, Kearsley A Stewart•Africa Today•2000

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• Popularité et scepticisme

  Van Der Geest, Sjaak Van Der Geest et al.•Anthropologie et Sociétés•2004

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• Why do indigenous practitioners successfully heal

  Open Access•A Kleinman, Lilias H Sung•Social Science & Medicine Part B…•1979

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• Sexual attitudes and behavior among students in Uganda

  Mere Nakateregga Kisekka•The Journal of Sex Research•1976

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• Confidentiality for whom

  Open Access•Ian Robinson•Social Science & Medicine•1991

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• Cosmopolitical obstetrics

  Open Access•Brigitte Jordan•Social Science & Medicine•1989

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• The best of both worlds

  Open Access•Olayiwola Akerele•Social Science & Medicine•1987

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• A dialogue between practitioners of alternative (traditional) medicine and modern (western) medicine in Norway

  Open Access•Vigdis Moe Christie•Social Science & Medicine•1991

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