Adolescents and AIDS: A survey of knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about AIDS in San Francisco

R.J. DiClemente, J. Zorn and L. Temoshok

American Journal of Public Health, 1986, vol. 76, issue 12, 1443-1445

Abstract: To assess adolescents' knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs about AIDS in San Francisco, data were obtained from 1,326 adolescents. There was marked variability in knowledge across informational items, particularly about the precautionary measures to be taken during sexual intercourse which may reduce the risk of infection. We conclude that development and implementation of school health education programs on AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases are needed in this population.

Date: 1986
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