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Factors associated with HIV infection among educated Malawians: analysis of the 2010 demographic and health survey

Rockville: ICF International, 2016. 24 p.

Authors:

Chapotera, Gertrude

Jayachandran, Vinitha

Phuka, John

Collection:

DHS Working Papers No. 127

Description:

Introduction: Among people who have ever attended school, higher educational attainment appears to be associated with higher prevalence of HIV. This study assesses the association between education and HIV status in Malawi, among individuals with some education, after adjusting for various background characteristics.

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Factors associated with HIV infection among educated Malawians: analysis of the 2010 demographic and health survey

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HIV and education

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Case studies and research papers

Keywords:

academic achievement

sexual behaviour

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IIEP

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http://dhsprogram.com/publications/publication-WP127-Working-Papers.cfm

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