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Direct linkDolcini, M. Margaret; Harper, Gary W.; Boyer, Cherrie B.; Pollack, Lance M. – Health Education & Behavior, 2010
There is an urgent need for continued innovation in the design of HIV/STI prevention interventions for African American females, a group at high risk for STIs and HIV. In particular, attention to social development and to culture is needed. The present study reports on a group randomized controlled trial of a friendship-based HIV/STI prevention…
Descriptors: Neighborhoods, Age Differences, Intervention, Females
