How effective is community mobilisation in HIV prevention among highly diverse sex workers in urban settings? The Aastha intervention experience in Mumbai and Thane districts, India

Sanjeev Singh Gaikwad; Amrita Bhende; Gaurav Nidhi; Niranjan Saggurti; Virupax Ranebennur

doi:10.1136/jech-2011-200514

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Cite this article as:: Gaikwad SS, Bhende A, Nidhi G, et al

How effective is community mobilisation in HIV prevention among highly diverse sex workers in urban settings? The Aastha intervention experience in Mumbai and Thane districts, India

J Epidemiol Community Health 2012;66:ii69-ii77.

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