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May 15, 2014American Journal of Public Health56 citationsOpen Access

Connecting Race and Place: A County-Level Analysis of White, Black, and Hispanic HIV Prevalence, Poverty, and Level of Urbanization

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AVAdam S. VaughanEREli S. RosenbergRSR. Luke Shouse

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The association between HIV prevalence and poverty varies by level of urbanization. HIV prevention interventions should be tailored to this understanding. Reducing racial/ethnic disparities will require multifactorial interventions linking social factors with sexual networks and individual risks.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d7be0d3b601d7be3ae2a44https://doi.org/10.2105/ajph.2014.301997
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