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Effectiveness of a Cell Phone-Based Program for Abstinence and HIV Risk Prevention
This study will develop and test the effectiveness of a cell phone-based text messaging program to encourage abstinence, monogamy, or condom use among black urban males in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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