Rural and Nonrural African American High School Students and STD/HIV Sexual-Risk Behaviors
American Journal of Health BehaviorPublished 1 July 2003
Robin R. Milhausen, Richard Crosby, William L. Yarber, Ralph J. DiClemente, Gina M. Wingood, Kele Ding
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SJR score0.41
SNIP0.42
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African American rural adolescents, particularly females, may have greater risk for STD/HIV infection than do their nonrural counterparts.
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African American rural adolescents, particularly females, may have greater risk for STD/HIV infection than do their nonrural counterparts.
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Social SciencesMedicineHealth Professions