2020Unpublished venueOpen access

Peer Education: Increased Knowledge and Practice of HIV/AIDS Prevention in Female Sex Workers

Arulita Ika Fibriana, Muhammad Azinar

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Prevalence of HIV/AIDS is still high in all regions of Indonesia. One of them in Batang, Central Java. In 2019 there were 75 new cases of HIV/AIDS and 10 people had died. Most cases occur in Female Sex Workers (FSWs). Low knowledge and economic reasons cause the weak behavior of preventing HIV/AIDS

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Prevalence of HIV/AIDS is still high in all regions of Indonesia. One of them in Batang, Central Java. In 2019 there were 75 new cases of HIV/AIDS and 10 people had died. Most cases occur in Female Sex Workers (FSWs). Low knowledge and economic reasons cause the weak behavior of preventing HIV/AIDS

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Prevalence of HIV/AIDS is still high in all regions of Indonesia. One of them in Batang, Central Java. In 2019 there were 75 new cases of HIV/AIDS and 10 people had died. Most cases occur in Female Sex Workers (FSWs). Low knowledge and economic reasons cause the weak behavior of preventing HIV/AIDS

Key concepts: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Peer education, Medicine, Sex workers, Safer sex, Female sex, Demography, Family medicine

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