Effect of distance and length of residence in the cluster on outcomes Among a subgroup of participants who resided less than the median distance from the community centers from which CHIEDZA services were or would be delivered and who had lived in the clusters for more than 2 years, the RR for the primary outcome in the intervention versus the control arm was higher, but did not reach statistical significance (Extended Data Table 4 ).
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Integrated community-based HIV and sexual and reproductive health services for youth: a cluster-randomized trial.
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