Acceptability of formulations and application methods for vaginal microbicides among drug-involved women: results of product trials in three cities

T. M. HAMMETT ; T. H. MASON ; JOANIS C. L. ; S. E. FOSTER ; HARMON P. ; R. R. ROBLES ; H. A. FINLINSON ; FEUDO R. ; VINING-BETHEA S. ; JETER G. ; K. H. MAYER ; P. DOHERTY-IDDINGS ; SEAGE G. R., 3RD. | 2000
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Female-controlled methods of HIV prevention, such as vaginal microbicides, are urgently needed, particularly among drug-involved women. Acceptability research is critical to product development. GOAL: To assess the acc[...]

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Perspectives related to the potential use of vaginal microbicides among drug-involved women: focus groups in three cities in the United States and Puerto Rico

T. H. MASON ; S. E. FOSTER ; H. A. FINLINSON ; MORROW K. M. ; R. ROSEN ; VINING S. ; JOANIS C. L. ; T. M. HAMMETT ; SEAGE G. R. | 2003
Périodique

ENGLISH : HIV transmission through heterosexual contact remains the greatest risk factor for women globally. Topical microbicides applied intravaginally may offer a female-initiated HIV prevention option for many who are unable or unwilling to[...]

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