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Potential risk of HIV transmission in barbering practice among professional barbers in Ibadan, Nigeria
Background: There is a growing concern that barbering procedures could create opportunities for HIV transmission. However, little is known about Nigerian barbers' practices relating to the prevention of HIV. Objectives: This study assessed the precautionary measures for the prevention of HIV among c...
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2009
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