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1. Communication and changing attitudes and perceptions towards childrenbearing in the advent of HIV and AIDS:A case study of Newtown and Central Town Communities in Kasama District

Bwalya, Merit
2013·University of Zambia

HIV and AIDS prevalence and fertility rates in Southern Africa has been consistently reported among the highest in the world. Little is known, however, about how HIV infection affects the fertility preferences of men and women in the region. The consequences of the pandemic in Southern Africa are...

HIV/AIDSBirth Rate-ethnologyKnowledge,attitudes, practicesChildbearing
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