A qualitative study on the voluntariness of counselling and testing for HIV amongst antenatal clinic attendees: do women have a choice?

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Medical Ethics, November 2018

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RT @HIV_Insight: A qualitative study on the voluntariness of counselling and testing for #HIV amongst antenatal clinic attendees: Do women…

12 Dec 2018

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A qualitative study on the voluntariness of counselling and testing for #HIV amongst antenatal clinic attendees: Do women have a choice? https://t.co/h9HZYNtkXt MT @BioMedCentral #PMTCT #HIVtest #HIVtesting #HIVscreening https://t.co/dEMJlUVi6L

12 Dec 2018

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(Journal Article) Gianmarco recommends this open access article about a study investigating whether "pregnant women have voluntary choice to get tested for HIV if asked to do so by their partners and nursing officers." https://t.co/Wyc4HZjdkf

06 Dec 2018

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