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Regional differences in HIV trends in The Gambia: results from sentinel surveillance among pregnant women by SCHIM VAN DER LOEF, Maarten F, SARGE-NJIE, Ramu, CEESAY, Saihou, AKUM AVEIKA AWASANA, JAYE, Pa, SAM, Omar, JAITEH, Kebba O, CUBITT, David, MILLIGAN, Paul, WHITTLE, Hilton C

“…To monitor HIV-1 and HIV-2 trends in The Gambia, West Africa. In 1993-1995 a nationwide survey among 29 670 pregnant women attending eight antenatal clinics…”
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Sexual health seeking behaviours of young people in the Gambia by MILES, KEVIN, SHAW, MATTHEW, PAINE, KATIE, HART, GRAHAM J., CEESAY, SAIHOU

“…In the Gambia, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and their complications are a major health problem and although the prevalence of HIV-1 in the Gambia is…”
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'Before We Were Sleeping, Now We Are Awake': Preliminary Evolution of the Stepping Stones Sexual Health Programme in the Gambia by Paine, Katie, Hart, Graham, Jawo, Michelle, Ceesay, Saihou, Jallow, Mariama, Morison, Linda, Walraven, Gijs, McAdam, Keith, Shaw, Matthew

“…Community-based behavioral interventions aimed at reducing risky sexual behavior have yet to be shown to be effective in the developing world. Stepping Stones…”
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'Before we were sleeping, now we are awake': Preliminary evaluation of the Stepping Stones sexual health programme in The Gambia by Paine, Katie, Hart, Graham, Jawo, Michelle, Ceesay, Saihou, Jallow, Mariama, Morison, Linda, Walraven, Gijs, McAdam, Keith, Shaw, Matthew

“…Community-based behavioural interventions aimed at reducing risky sexual behaviour have yet to be shown to be effective in the developing world. Stepping…”
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Evaluation of the dried blood spot filter paper technology and five testing strategies of HIV-1 and HIV-2 infections in West Africa by Sarge-Njie, Ramu, Schim Van Der Loeff, Maarten, Ceesay, Saihou, Cubitt, David, Sabally, Saihou, Corrah, Tumani, Whittle, Hilton

“…Simple robust approaches are needed to monitor the prevalence and incidence of HIV in Africa. The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of dried blood spot…”
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