Update on the epidemics of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections in the newly independent states of the former Soviet Union
The profound socio-economic changes that have swept across the countries of Eastern Europe and the former USSR during the 1990s have created conditions that make them particularly vulnerable to the spread of HIV and sexually transmitted diseases. Unemployment, income differentials and poverty have a...
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