Report for: Factors Associated with Willingness to Accept Oral Fluid HIV Rapid Testing among Most-at-Risk Populations in China

Title	Factors Associated with Willingness to Accept Oral Fluid HIV Rapid Testing among Most-at-Risk Populations in China
Published in	PLOS ONE, November 2013
DOI	10.1371/journal.pone.0080594
Pubmed ID	24260432
Authors	Huanmiao Xun, Dianmin Kang, Tao Huang, Yuesheng Qian, Xiufang Li, Erin C. Wilson, Shan Yang, Zhenxia Jiang, Cuihua Gong, Xiaorun Tao, Xijiang Zhang, Guoyong Wang, Yapei Song, Zhijian Xu, Gifty Marley, Pengcheng Huai, Wei Ma
Abstract	The availability of oral fluid HIV rapid testing provides an approach that may have the potential to expand HIV testing in China, especially among most-a-risk populations. There are few investigations about the acceptability of oral fluid HIV testing among most-at-risk populations in China.

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