Consistent condom use dynamics among sex workers in Central America: 1997-2000

Consistent condom use dynamics among sex workers in Central America: 1997-2000

Summary. The paper aims to provide evidence on consistent condom use dynamics among sex workers in Central America between 1997 and 2000, and to examine the most important predictors of use behaviour important for policy and programme interventions in the region. Data on 3500 sex workers, 1500 from 1997 and 2000 from the year 2000, were analysed. The samples represented sex workers in low...
 
Published at Journal of Biosocial Science
Pages 37
Published in 2005
 
 
visit (http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0021932004006935)
 
 
Muyiwa Oladosu
Oladosun Muyiwa » Muyiwa Oladosun joined Covenant University as Senior Lecturer/Coordinator, Demography and Social Statistics, in January 2015. Before joining Covenant University, he was the Managing Director/Principal Consultant at Covenant Friends International Consultants (former MiraMonitor Consulting Ltd.), USA/Nigeria between 2002-2014; Senior Research Associate with The Guttmacher Institute, USA,... view full profile
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