Tanzania is one of 15 nations that share 75% of the HIV burden in sub-Saharan Africa, with a national prevalence of 5.3% and prevalence rates as high as 30% in special populations. Knowledge about HIV infection, testing, and treatment is low, especially in younger populations, suggesting a need for effective HIV educational programs. We sought to understand the impact of HIV-related stigma and gender roles in HIV education and knowledge in educational programs and explored methodologies that effectively incorporate culturally competent approaches to reduce stigma in HIV education programs.
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Danielle A, W., Kyle L, J., & Jacen S, M. (2019). Stigma Related to Fear and Shame Restricts Access to HIV Testing and Treatment in Tanzania. Journal of Family Medicine and Disease Prevention, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.23937/2469-5793/1510099
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