U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Strategies for Preventing HIV in Women

July 1997

What are the risk factors for women?
Are some populations more affected than others?
How can women protect themselves?
What are female-controlled prevention methods?
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How can a woman know if she's infected with HIV or other STDs?
What is CDC's role in HIV prevention for women?
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