Condoms for the prevention of HIV transmission: cultural dimensions
Potts, M.; Short, R.V.
Aids 3(Suppl): S259-S263
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0269-9370 PMID: 2514745 Document Number: 376443
The authors describe condom usage in different countries (extremely low throughout most of Africa, Asia and South America). In developing countries there is neither the manufacturing capacity nor enough money to effect a rapid increase in condom prevalence worldwide. The limited resources available will therefore have to be focused on areas of greatest need and impact. Promotional campaigns must allow for cultural differences in condom acceptability.Hilary Richardson.
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