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Pages 57-62

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... 1995. Social science intervention models: an ethnographic approach.
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... 1995. Social science intervention models for reducing HIV transmission.
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... 1994. "Migration et side en Afrique de l'Ouest: Un etat des connaissances." Montreal: Universite de Montreal, Departement de Demographie, document de travail.
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... 1990. Urban desertification, public health and public ordero 'Planned shrinkage,' violent death, substance abuse, and AIDS ~n the Bronx.
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... AIDS, tuberculosis, violent crime and low birthweight in eight U.S. metropolitan areas: Public policy and the regional diffusion of inner city markers.
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  • substance abuse

  • science intervention
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  • drug users
  • paper prepared

  • hiv infection
  • drug abuse
  • fire service
  • hiv epidemic
  • black women

  • aids risk
  • city markers
  • urban minority
  • south african
  • network characteristics

  • sociogeographic structure
  • intervention models
  • des connaissances
  • fractal model
  • social determination

  • abuse monograph
  • communication campaigns
  • metropolitan region
  • towards analysis
  • minority neighborhoods


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