HIV/AIDS and SRH Integration: Quarterly Highlights E-Newsletter
Would you like to stay informed on emerging issues in HIV/AIDS and Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration? A new electronic newsletter, HIV/AIDS and Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration: Quarterly Highlights, covers important research findings, news, and special reports on Integration from the previous three months, as well as upcoming events. Reviews of showcased resources include links for more information (such as full-text downloading and ordering) on the HIV/SRH Integration Web site (http://www.hivandsrh.org <https://mail.jhsph.edu/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.hivandsrh.org/> ).
The premier issue of Quarterly Highlights covers topics such as:
* Male circumcision and HIV
* Hormonal contraceptives and HIV
* Female-controlled methods for HIV/STI/pregnancy prevention
* HIV/SRH Integration funding
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To view the e-newsletter on the Web, visit:
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HIV/AIDS and Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration: Quarterly Highlights is published by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health/Center for Communication Programs.
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Theresa Norton, Associate Editor
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