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cajgh-295	Zainiddinov, Hakim; Habibov, Nazim	A Comparison of Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Knowledge Among Women Across Seven Post-Soviet Countries	2018	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5243	249	41	Experts have already raised alarms about the growing numbers of HIV infections among labor migrants, and growing risk for HIV transmission to their home countries.26 Household wealth is positively associated with comprehensive HIV knowledge, although the effects were mostly significant for Central Asian countries. Recent nationally representative surveys conducted in 26 of 31 countries with generalized epidemics revealed that less than 50% of women have comprehensive HIV knowledge.1 Similarly, empirical studies demonstrate that although women’s awareness about HIV/AIDS has increased, their levels of comprehensive knowledge, as defined by UNICEF, either remain low,6,7 or have not reached the 90% targeted threshold set by the United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS).8 Since injection drug use was the primary method of HIV transmission in the early days of the epidemic, it is not surprising that most published studies of HIV infections in Eastern Europe and Central Asia were focused on injection drug users.9,20,11,12	cache/cajgh-295.pdf	txt/cajgh-295.txt