Knowledge of specific HIV transmission modes in relation to HIV infection in Mozambique.

And finally; The OR for men’s understanding of vaginal sex is close to being statistically significant. c) The paper’s conclusion is not supported: The author claims that: “HIV education campaigns in Mozambique and elsewhere in sub-Saharan Africa should include a focus on risks from blood exposures and anal sex.” However, the data in the paper doesn’t suggest that this is called for, and even if the data were supportive of the need to do this, there are opportunity costs associated with doing so.

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