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PLACE in Russia: Identifying Gaps in HIV Prevention in Samara, 2005

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Author(s): Kozina I

Year: 2006

Abstract:

Samara was selected for a PLACE study to gain more information about the populations at high-risk of acquiring and transmitting HIV. Samara oblast is among the top 10 oblasts in the Russia Federation with a high incidence of HIV infection. The city of Samara has higher rates than those of the oblast. Understanding who is at-risk of infection will aid in the development of prevention programs.

Filed under: HIV/AIDS , At-Risk Populations , Monitoring

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PLACE in Russia: Identifying Gaps in HIV Prevention in Samara, 2005

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