Sociology and behaviour of West African blood donors: the impact of religion on human immunodeficiency virus infection

Background and Objectives  Ghana is one of the countries of sub‐Saharan Africa where the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevalence in blood donors ranges between 1 and 4%. Considering the social importance of religion and the very high level of religious practice observed in Ghana, the hypothesi...

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