HIV/AIDS
Study results from Arizona State University update understanding of HIV/AIDS
Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, September 9th, 2008
According to a study from the United States, "This study employs a social capital perspective to examine determinants and content of informal communication about HIV/AIDS among members of different Christian congregations in Mozambique. First, we use data from a survey conducted in both rural and urban congregations to analyze factors that shape such communication, and detect that it is more likely to occur in gender-homophilous networks, in more ideologically flexible and socially diverse congregations, and in congregations located in rural areas."
"We then use the survey data to examine the main themes of congregation-based communication about HIV/AIDS and find...
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