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| Understanding HIV epidemic in India: analyses of the HIV program data | Ruchi SOGARWAL, Damodar BACHANİ, S. VENKATESH | 99–106 |
| Integrated behavioral and biological assessment: methodological issues in social and behavioral research | Thilakavathi SUBRAMANİAN, Lakshmi RAMAKRİSHNAN, Ramesh S. PARANJAPE | 107–112 |
| Determinants of youth sexual behaviour: program implications for India | Beena JOSHİ, Sanjay CHAUHAN | 113–121 |
| Correlates of sexual behaviour of rural college youth in Maharashtra, India | Mohan GHULE, Balaiah DONTA | 122–132 |
| Social change communication: a panacea for HIV and AIDS?-An outlook of a program | Rajesh GOPAL | 133–136 |
| Lessons learnt from ongoing counseling during follow-up visits by men and women attending a VCTC | Nita MAWAR, Rajani BAGUL, Suvarna SANE, Tuman KATENDRA, Srikanth Prasad TRİPATHY, Ramesh Shivram PARANJAPE | 137–146 |
| Relationship between social factors and treatment adherence: a study from south India | Kidangazhiathmana AJİTHKUMAR, Poovassery Govindhan NEERA, Parassery Parameswaran RAJANİ | 147–152 |
| Mainstreaming gender in HIV programs: issues, challenges and way forward | Aprajita MUKHERJEE, Madhumita DAS | 153–159 |
| HIV risk behavior and acceptability of microbicides in chennai, India | Suniti SOLOMON, Kathleen MORROW, Ak SRİKRİSHNAN, Jessica BUCK, Sreekanth CHAGUTURU, Rochelle ROSEN, Rochelle D'souza YEPTHOMİ, Kenneth MAYER | 160–167 |