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ケニアのコミュニティ介入試験におけるSTD流行のクラスター内相関

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

    Lancet (London, England)
    |October 26, 1999
    PubMed
    まとめ

    この研究では,ケニアの農業労働者における性感染症 (STD) の流行に対する女性用コンドームの使用の影響を評価した. 調査結果は,この集団における性感染症の発生率に対する介入の影響を示しています.

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    アフリカ アフリカ アフリカ アフリカサハラ以南のアフリカ.農業労働者 - 女性バリア・メソッド バリア・メソッド地域社会 地域社会 地域社会とは避妊は避妊手段として使います.避妊方法 避妊方法 避妊方法発展途上国 開発途上国病気 病気 病気東アフリカ,東アフリカ.経済的な要因 経済的な要因英語話系アフリカファミリープランニング 家族計画女性用コンドーム地理的な要素 地理的な要素人力資源 人力資源感染症 感染症ケニア ケニア ケニア ケニア労働力労働力労働力労働力 労働力労働力 労働力労働力測定方法 測定方法人口の人口は,人口です.流行度 流行度 流行度生殖管の感染症 生殖管の感染症研究方法論 研究方法論研究報告書 研究報告書住居の特徴について性感染症 - 予防とコントロール空間分布について.ヴァギナ・バリア方法女性 女性 女性 女性 女性

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