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‘They bring AIDS to us and say we give it to them’: Socio-structural context of female sex workers' vulnerability to HIV infection in Ibadan Nigeria
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Examining the individual and structural-environmental factors that shape the vulnerability of brothel-based female sex workers in Ibadan, southwest Nigeria to HIV infection recommends that new strategies that recognise the practical constraints to HIV prevention among FSWs are urgently needed to make the environment of commercial work safer.
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Increasing Community Access to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables: A Case Study of the Farm Fresh Market Pilot Program in Cobb County, Georgia, 2014
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Results from this community case study underscore the importance of engaging communities in the development of community food environment interventions and suggest that the FFM initiative was a feasible and acceptable way to respond to the community-identified public health priority of increasing access to healthy foods.
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The Politics in White Identity: Testing a Racialized Partisan Hypothesis
What politicizes White identity? We consider here a racialized partisan hypothesis. Although Whites numerically prevail within each party, the variance around this central tendency varies sharply…
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The Integration of Long-Term Care and Personal Support Worker Education: Evaluation of a Living Classroom Experience
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The living classroom (LC) has been implemented as one approach to addressing the need to train PSWs and attract them to the sector and was successful, and several program graduates were employed in the LTC home upon graduation.
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FAUNAL REMAINS AS MARKERS OF ETHNIC IDENTITY: THE PHILADELPHIA HOUSE AS A CASE STUDY OF GERMAN-AMERICAN ETHNICITY
Living in Limbo: Aspiration-attainment Gap, Occupational Health Risks, and Intergenerational Mobility of Mexican Origin Migrant Farm Workers in El Paso, Texas
ABSTRACT Using convenience and purposive sampling, this study examined the aspiration-attainment gap and occupational health risks that 40 Mexican origin migrant farm workers faced and the personal…
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“Going Solo” or Joining Gangs while Doing Time: Perceptions of Prison Gangs among the Formerly Incarcerated
Abstract Using in-depth, face-to-face personal interviews of 25 formerly incarcerated participants, this study examines former inmates’ perceptions of prison gang affiliation, factors that shaped…
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Evaluation results of an innovative pilot program to increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables in Cobb County, GA
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The evaluation focused on documenting to what extent the FFM reached its intended population and increased perceived access to fresh fruits and vegetables among customers.
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