HIV prevalence in South Africa through gender and racial lenses: results from the 2012 population-based national household survey

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M. Mabaso
L. Makola
I. Naidoo
L. L. Mlangeni
S. Jooste
L. Simbayi
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[1] Social Aspects of Public Health Research Programme,Department of Psychology
[2] Humans Sciences Research Council,undefined
[3] University of KwaZulu-Natal,undefined
[4] Social Aspects of Public Health Research Programme,undefined
[5] Humans Sciences Research Council,undefined
[6] Office of the Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Research,undefined
[7] Human Sciences Research Council,undefined
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International Journal for Equity in Health | / 18卷
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Gender and racial disparities; HIV prevalence; South Africa;
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