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Sexual health in relation to religious beliefs: perceptions of young women living in Khayelitsha
South Africa continues to have the highest HIV-prevalence in the world, in addition to other sexual health-related issues. A vast majority of its population is also religiously affiliated with Christianity. This study sought to understand how young women living in Khayelitsha experience the relation...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2020
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