Informe Campaña Playas 2007
Informe de la campaña de prevención de VIH/SIDA realizada en verano de 2007 en las playas de la zona central de Chile. Esta campaña se basaba principalmente en el fomento del uso del preservativo.
Informe de la campaña de prevención de VIH/SIDA realizada en verano de 2007 en las playas de la zona central de Chile. Esta campaña se basaba principalmente en el fomento del uso del preservativo.
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