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HIV risk-taking behaviours as consequences of HIV knowledge and perceived risk of HIV among university undergraduates
This study examined knowledge and perceived risk of HIV infection as factors likely to affect HIV risk-taking behaviours. Two hundred and sixty nine undergraduates of the University of Ibadan participated in this cross-sectional survey (154 male and 115 female). Data were collected using three struc...
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