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Eligible women visiting the health centers for any reason were invited to be tested. Ministry volunteers who routinely conduct health promotion activities in villages provided information about the project through brochures, talks and loudspeaker announcements.

A similar study is under way in Ghana, West Africa.


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Contact: Karen Blum
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Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
6-Mar-2003


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