April 9, 2007Open Access

A Review of STD/HIV Preventive Interventions for Adolescents: Sustaining Effects Using an Ecological Approach

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Research should cross manifold levels of causation so that programs will be more effective at promoting adolescents' adoption and maintenance of STD/HIV preventive behaviors.

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