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“School-Based Randomized Controlled Trial of an HIV/STD Risk-Reduction Intervention for South African Adolescents”
... n this article, participants- random sampling method is in application for the selection of nine of 17 matched pairs of schools.... The selected students were mainly in their sixth grade level of education....
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Research Paper
The paper "hiv-aids in India" supposes although the impact antiretroviral drugs had in reducing the rates of mortality related to HIV infections has been tremendous, their effectiveness is gradually becoming under threat due to the severe adverse effects and the rising levels of drug resistance....
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Essay
HIV / AIDS is the deadliest pandemic in the history of mankind.... In the 25 years since its discovery in 1981, it has killed more than 22 million people and orphaned over 13 million children so far.... [1].... These figures make it more virulent than the two World Wars combined.... ... ... ... In the year 2000, there were 36....
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Essay
The paper "Development and Development of E-Learning Programs" tells that this refers to the provision of services and information on-line via digital means such as the internet.... Web service delivery has enhanced interactive communication in the delivery of government services.... ... ... ... Application and integration of ICT in governance in the provision of information on people with HIV/AIDS are worth embracing by all stakeholders....
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Case Study
The paper 'Health Program Evaluation: HIV/AIDS Control Program' seeks to evaluate a process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health, and public health professionals are struggling hard to achieve health improvement as the objective of public health actions.... ... ... ...
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Assignment
The essay "Political evolution and Development Policies of Uganda" focuses on the critical analysis of the major issues on the political evolution and development policies of Uganda.... Uganda has been experiencing political evolution since the 1990s.... Various local, domestic and global issues such as the past heritage of colonialism, the founding of political parties and system, political leadership, institutions, national culture and economic reform processes, the global patron community, and government authorities have contributed to this evolution (Kaiser, & Okumu, 2004, p....
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Essay
The paper "Using a Condom to Prevent HIV or AIDS" examines whether knowledge affects attitudes and perceived risks of HIV infection among young adults influencing consistent condom use.... Adolescents have a few studies relating to HIV/AIDS-related knowledge, practices beliefs, and attitudes.... ...
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Essay
The disease named AIDS was first identified in the year 1981, huddled in drug abusers, haemophiliacs and sexually active heterosexuals in most of the nations in the world.... The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) was first recognised in the year 1984 to be ultimately related with.... ... ... However, certain authors have stated that HIV does not cause AIDS....
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Essay