The question of key populations in CCMs: the associations between public health requirements and ideological issues. A comparison between Cameroon and Burkina Faso (eng)
IntroductionThe question of "key populations" emerged in the literature as a result of scientific evidence that showed that certain social categories faced the risk of HIV infection in much higher proportions than the so-called "general" population. While revealing a range of so...
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2019
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| Sammanfattning: | IntroductionThe question of "key populations" emerged in the literature as a result of scientific evidence that showed that certain social categories faced the risk of HIV infection in much higher proportions than the so-called "general" population. While revealing a range of social categories particularly exposed to this risk, this problem has been accompanied by the political issue of sexual minorities, particularly those of men who have sex with men (MSM), particularly in Africa (Broqua, ... |
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