Social representations of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and its prevention in narratives by young Africans from five countries, 1997–2014: Implications for communication.
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| Title: | Social representations of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and its prevention in narratives by young Africans from five countries, 1997–2014: Implications for communication. |
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| Authors: | Winskell, Kate1 swinske@emory.edu, Kus, Landy1 landyk03@gmail.com, Sabben, Gaëlle1 gaelle.sabben@emory.edu, Mbakwem, Benjamin C.2 cydi2k@gmail.com, Tiéndrébéogo, Georges3 georges@laaficonsulting.org, Singleton, Robyn1 robyn.bailey.singleton@emory.edu |
| Source: | Social Science & Medicine. Aug2018, Vol. 211, p234-242. 9p. |
| Database: | Sociology Source Ultimate |
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