Risk factors associated with a high incidence of sexually transmitted infections in Beitbridge, Zimbabwe
Background: Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a major public health challenge, particularly in developing countries where the health infrastructure is often poor. Despite having a number of interventions in Beitbridge (such as the 24-h wellness centre), Zimbabwe, the incidence and prevalenc...
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Main Authors: | Anelle Siziba (Author), Wilfred N. Nunu (Author), Nicholas Mudonhi (Author), Vuyelwa Ndlovu (Author), Ofhani Munyai (Author), Brighton Ndlovu (Author), Edmond Sanganyado (Author) |
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