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Self-reported sexually transmitted infections among adolescent girls and young women in sub-Saharan Africa.

Louis Kobina DadzieEbenezer AgbagloJoshua OkyereRichard Gyan AboagyeFrancis Arthur-HolmesAbdul-Aziz SeiduBright Opoku Ahinkorah
Published in: International health (2022)
Our findings demonstrate the need for countries in SSA to commit towards reducing the incidence of STIs. Community-based health educational programs are required to intensify the awareness of STIs and their prevention in various sub-Saharan African countries considering the factors that expose adolescent girls and young women to STIs.
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  • public health
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  • risk factors
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