Universidade Federal de Pelotas
Promoting condom use among HIV-infected individuals reviewed
Published in Women's Health Law Weekly, September 4th, 2005
"In order to identify educational interventions promoting male condom use during intercourse among HIV-positive persons, we conducted a systematic review of publications. Lilacs/Bireme, Medline, and Popline data sets and CDC and UNAIDS sites were searched without time limit. Uniterms used were: women; men; interventions; HIV; AIDS; HIV-positive; risk behaviors; sexual risk behaviors; and intervention studies," scientists in Brazil report.
"Fourteen interventions were included, eight of which...
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