Delivery of WeChat-Based HIV Result e-Reports in Social Networks for Recruitment of High-Risk Population: Baseline Data From a Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial
BackgroundDisclosure of infectious disease status to social network peers can facilitate reaching and early detection among high-risk populations. In this era of social media, globally, HIV/AIDS represents a high burden of infectious disease. Thus, delivery of an HIV result e-report via social media...
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Main Authors: | Ju-Shuang Li (Author), Yu-Zhou Gu (Author), Feng-Su Hou (Author), Yong-Heng Lu (Author), Xiao-Ru Fan (Author), Jia-Ling Qiu (Author), Qing-Ling Yang (Author), Jing Gu (Author), Jing-Hua Li (Author), Dong Roman Xu (Author), Chun Hao (Author) |
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2023-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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