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Increasing Fijian's Awareness of Sexually Transmitted Infections
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Increasing Fijian's Awareness of Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Health Promotion; Background: Chlamydia Trachomatis( CT) is the most common treatable sexually transmitted bacterial infection (STI) worldwide and the highest prevalence rates are found in Pacific Islands countries. In Fiji, a Pacific Island country, high rates of CT have been reported among 18-24-year-old pregnant women, placing both the women ...
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