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Correlación intracluster de la prevalencia de ETS en un ensayo de intervención comunitaria en Kenia

P J Feldblum, M Chen-Mok, J J Bwayo

    Lancet (London, England)
    |October 26, 1999
    PubMed
    Resumen

    Este estudio evaluó el efecto del uso del condón femenino en la prevalencia de enfermedades de transmisión sexual (ETS) en los trabajadores agrícolas kenianos. Los resultados indican el impacto de la intervención en las tasas de ETS dentro de esta población.

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    África África África África es el continente.África al sur del Sahara.Trabajadores agrícolas - mujeres.Métodos de barrera Métodos de barreraComunidad de las Comunidades.La anticoncepción es un método anticonceptivo.Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivosPaíses en desarrollo Países en desarrollo.Enfermedades Las enfermedades.África del Este África del Este África.Factores económicos Los factores económicos incluyen:África de habla inglesa África de habla inglesa.Planificación familiar La planificación familiar.El condón femenino.Factores geográficos Factores geográficosRecursos Humanos Recursos Humanos.Infecciones Infecciones.En el caso de Kenia, Kenia es Kenia.La fuerza de trabajo de la fuerza laboral.Medición de la medición.Población de la población.Prevalencia La prevalencia es la cantidad de personasInfecciones del tracto reproductivo Infecciones del tracto reproductivo Infecciones del tracto reproductivoMetodología de investigación Metodología de investigación.Informe de Investigación Informe de InvestigaciónCaracterísticas de la residencia.Enfermedades de Transmisión Sexual - Prevención y control.Distribución espacial en el espacio.Métodos de barrera vaginal Métodos de barrera vaginalMujeres mujeres mujeres mujeres mujeres.

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