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To assess the impact of HIV/AIDS education programs on changing adolescent behaviors in Northern Nigeria using an anthropological approach.

March 4, 2026Open Access

Evaluating HIV/AIDS Education Programmes on Adolescent Behaviour Change in Northern Nigeria: An Anthropological Approach

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To assess the impact of HIV/AIDS education programs on changing adolescent behaviors in Northern Nigeria using an anthropological approach.
Conducted qualitative interviews with adolescents
Facilitated focus group discussions
Collected data on knowledge and attitudes toward HIV/AIDS
Analyzed responses for common themes
Adolescents showed moderate understanding of HIV transmission
Lack of knowledge regarding effective prevention strategies observed
Need for interactive and culturally relevant education programs identified
Recommendations for hands-on workshops and community engagement highlighted

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Qualitative assessment reveals the need for culturally tailored HIV/AIDS education to improve adolescent behavior change in Northern Nigeria, highlighting implications for public health.

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Samuel Adeniyi (2006) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7cd8cd48f933b5eed9ff7 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18833640

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Qualitative assessment reveals the need for culturally tailored HIV/AIDS education to improve adolescent behavior change in Northern Nigeria, highlighting implications for public health.

Evaluating HIV/AIDS Education Programmes on Adolescent Behaviour Change in Northern Nigeria: An Anthropological Approach

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Evaluating HIV/AIDS Education Programmes on Adolescent Behaviour Change in Northern Nigeria: An Anthropological Approach

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