Talk:HIV/AIDS in Peru

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THIS SECTION WAS ADDED FOR SCIENTIFIC DATA:

- NOT A PROBLEM OUTSIDE URBAN AREAS? THAT´S INSANE.  READ ABOUT THE JUNGLE AND LORETTO REGION.-  (SHORT REPORT: HIGH PREVALENCE OF HIV AND SYPHILIS IN A REMOTE NATIVE COMMUNITY OF THE PERUVIAN AMAZON- ¨We conducted a sero-epidemiologic survey of HIV infection and syphilis in a native community, the Chayahuita, an indigenous population in the Amazon region of Peru. The seroprevalences of HIV and syphilis in adults were 7.5% (6 of 80) and 6.3% (5 of 80), respectively.¨ ) (Motorcycle taxi drivers and sexually transmitted infections in a Peruvian Amazon City.-¨Motorcycle taxi drivers are a major means of public transportation in Iquitos, Peru, have high personal risks for sexually transmitted disease, and interface often with at-risk persons.¨)

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Barbara (WVS) (talk) 01:19, 28 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]