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Global strategy for the prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections : 2006-2015 : breaking the chain of transmission

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TextPublication details: WHO GenevaCH 2007Description: iii, 61 p. : col. illSubject(s):

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

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5/21/08 JOYD

Summary: Deals with methods to promote healthy sexual behaviour, protective barrier methods, effective and accessible care for STIs, and the upgrading of monitoring and evaluation of STI control programmes. A section on advocacy offers advice to programme managers on approaches to mobilizing the high-level political commitment that forms the essential foundation for an acclerated response.

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Deals with methods to promote healthy sexual behaviour, protective barrier methods, effective and accessible care for STIs, and the upgrading of monitoring and evaluation of STI control programmes. A section on advocacy offers advice to programme managers on approaches to mobilizing the high-level political commitment that forms the essential foundation for an acclerated response.

5/21/08 JOYD

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