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Ignorance in the time of AIDS: what we do, and do not know about the ABC message in Uganda
The reduction of the HIV prevalence rate in Uganda during the early 1990s is often attributed to the introduction of an ABC policy. The Ugandan government is thought to have maintained a consistent message that suggested behaviour change in response to the HIV epidemic - encouraging citizens to Abst...
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Department of Political Studies
2014
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