Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9293530 | Contemporary Clinical Trials | 2005 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
Behaviour change interventions among adolescents have been widely advocated, but there have been few rigorously designed trials of their effectiveness, particularly in developing countries, and measurement of sexual behaviour is particularly problematic in this age group. The MEMA kwa Vijana trial was undertaken to address these problems and to collect rigorous evidence on the effectiveness of an innovative intervention, designed to be implemented on a very large scale.
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Authors
Richard J. Hayes, John Changalucha, David A. Ross, Awene Gavyole, Jim Todd, Angela I.N. Obasi, Mary L. Plummer, Daniel Wight, David C. Mabey, Heiner Grosskurth,