The difference in self-reported and biological measured HIV prevalence: implications for HIV prevention. (Q51175174)

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The difference in self-reported and biological measured HIV prevalence: implications for HIV prevention. (English)

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main subject

prevention of HIV/AIDS

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Rebecca Guy

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Margaret E Hellard

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Margaret E Hellard

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Alisa Pedrana

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Alisa E Pedrana

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Mark Stoove

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Mark Stoove

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author name string

Kim Wilson

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publication date

1 August 2012

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published in

AIDS and Behavior

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volume

16

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issue

6

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page(s)

1454-1463

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Contemporary HIV diagnoses trends in Australia can be predicted by trends in unprotected anal intercourse among gay men.

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