Teenage pregnancies/HIV prevention - doctors help fill official hiatus
Bateman, C.
South African Medical Journal 102(8): 643-645
2012
ISSN/ISBN: 0256-9574 PMID: 22831930 Document Number: 565390
A young former Chris Hani/Baragwanath Hospital intern, troubled by a high patient load of pregnant teenagers, many with complications, has begun conducting 'shock therapy' school workshops across Johannesburg, aimed at reducing long-term emotional and physical harm.
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