Correlates of using dual methods for sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy prevention among high-risk african-american female teens
Authors:
- Richard A CrosbyRCRichard A Crosby
- Ralph J DiClementeRDRalph J DiClemente
- Gina M WingoodGWGina M Wingood
- Catlainn SioneanCSCatlainn Sionean
- Brenda K CobbBCBrenda K Cobb
- Kathy HarringtonKHKathy Harrington
- Susan L DaviesSDSusan L Davies
- Edward W HookEHEdward W Hook
- M.KIm OhMOM.KIm Oh
- 1 May 2001
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Adolescent Health
- Vol. 28 (5) , 410-414
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