Developing a partnership for HIV primary prevention for men at high risk for HIV infection in rural communities
A collaborative approach used to access a difficult-to-reach men who have sex with men (MSM) population at risk for HIV infection in a rural area of the US is described. The collaborative approach is necessary because it offers the opportunity to access difficult-to-reach populations at risk for HIV...
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| description | A collaborative approach used to access a difficult-to-reach men who have sex with men (MSM) population at risk for HIV infection in a rural area of the US is described. The collaborative approach is necessary because it offers the opportunity to access difficult-to-reach populations at risk for HIV infection in ways that are often ignored by traditional educational campaigns and research projects. |
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