Abstract
An anonymous survey was conducted to students enrolled in the University of Costa Rica in order to identify the level of knowledge about HIV-aids. It was managed to collect a total 497 questionnaires, during the school year 2008. Respondents considered high-risk mechanisms of transmission of HIV through needle, contaminated needles and sexual intercourse with an infected person without the use of condoms. The results show that students obtained a note of 65,5 and we found no differences in the qualifications obtained by the interviewees, by sex or age. It recommends an education program on prevention of HIV-aids
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Salas Chaves, P., Taylor Castillo, L., Quesada Cambronero, M., Garita Garita, A. C., & León Alán, D. (2012). CONOCIMIENTOS Y ACTITUDES DE LOS ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS COSTARRICENSES CON RESPECTO AL VIH/SIDA. Revista de Ciencias Sociales, 0(131–132). https://doi.org/10.15517/rcs.v0i131-132.3892
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