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Seroprevalence of HIV/AIDS and HIV risk factors among prison inmates in Ogun State, Nigeria.
Background: Prevalence of HIV in Ogun State has remained low since the history of HIV infection in Nigeria. Nevertheless, there have been evidences of higher HIV prevalence in some populations within the state but studies among inmates in the state have not been comprehensive. In the present study,...
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