The impact of fear, secrecy, and stigma on parental disclosure of HIV status to children: a qualitative exploration with HIV positive parents attending an ART clinic in South Africa.

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Published in Glob J Health Sci on November 28, 2012

Authors

Sphiwe Madiba1

Author Affiliations

1: Department of Environmental and Occupational health, University of Limpopo, South Africa. sphiwe_madiba@embanet.com

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