The HARP team publishes its first journal article from Project Avenir in AIDS and Behavior. The aim of this paper included estimating HIV prevalence and risk behaviors among stimulant users in the greater Raleigh-Durham area using respondent driven sampling (RDS), demonstrated in the figure above. Our findings indicate that RDS is effective in reaching stimulant […]
Dr. Shakiera Causey Publishes New Study in th...
HARP Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Shakiera Causey publishes a new study in the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities on contextual factors that impact low-income, urban African-American adolescent sexual risk behavior. Overall, findings indicated that higher reported levels of parental monitoring, parent communication about sex, and sexual health knowledge are associated with less adolescent sexual risk. Click […]