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Thursday, 29 March 2012 / Published in 2007, Publication

Are schools a good setting for adolescent sexual health promotion in rural Africa? A qualitative assessment from Tanzania.

Are schools a good setting for adolescent sexual health promotion in rural Africa? A qualitative assessment from Tanzania.

Plummer ML, Wight D, Wamoyi J, Nyalali K, Ingall T, Mshana G, Shigongo ZS, Obasi AIN, Ross DA.
Health Education Research 2007; 22: 483-499.
PMID: 17018766
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