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The role of support group and duration of infection in HIV/AIDS patients' knowledge and attitudes to their illness
To assess the association between support group membership, socio-demographic and HIV related factors including knowledge and attitude of illness in people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs). Seventy six participants with HIV who were on follow-up management at three non-governmental care and treatment a...
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