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Risk-enhancing behaviors associated with human injuries from bison encounters at Yellowstone National Park, 2000–2015☆

CITE Title : Risk-enhancing behaviors associated with human injuries from bison encounters at Yellowstone National Park, 2000–2015☆ Personal Author(s) : Cherry, Cara;Leong, Kirsten M.;Wallen, Rick;Buttke, Danielle; Published Date : May 26 2018 Source : One Health. 2018; 6:1-6. URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/58265 Cherry, Cara et al. (2018). Risk-enhancing behaviors associated with human injuries from bison encounters at Yellowstone National Park, 2000–2015☆. 6 Cherry, Cara et al. "Risk-enhancing behaviors associated with human injuries from bison encounters at Yellowstone National Park, 2000–2015☆" 6 (2018) Cherry, Cara et al. "Risk-enhancing behaviors associated with human injuries from bison encounters at Yellowstone National Park, 2000–2015☆" vol. 6, 2018 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Cherry, Cara ;

Leong, Kirsten M.

May 26 2018 | One Health. 2018; 6:1-6.

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Yellowstone National Park is home to the largest bison population on public land in the United States. Although Yellowstone regulations require visito...
Do clients receiving Home based testing and counselling (HBTC) utilize the HIV prevention messages delivered? A study among residents in an urban informal settlement in Kenya who previously received HBTC.

CITE Title : Do clients receiving Home based testing and counselling (HBTC) utilize the HIV prevention messages delivered? A study among residents in an urban informal settlement in Kenya who previously received HBTC. Personal Author(s) : Oluoch, P;Achia, T;Mutinda, D;Orwa, J;Oundo, J;Karama, M;Ng’ang’a, Z; Published Date : 2017 Mar-Apr Source : Afr J Health Sci. 30(2):139-158 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/75430 Oluoch, P et al. (2017). Do clients receiving Home based testing and counselling (HBTC) utilize the HIV prevention messages delivered? A study among residents in an urban informal settlement in Kenya who previously received HBTC.. 30(2). Oluoch, P et al. "Do clients receiving Home based testing and counselling (HBTC) utilize the HIV prevention messages delivered? A study among residents in an urban informal settlement in Kenya who previously received HBTC." 30, no. 2 (2017) Oluoch, P et al. "Do clients receiving Home based testing and counselling (HBTC) utilize the HIV prevention messages delivered? A study among residents in an urban informal settlement in Kenya who previously received HBTC." vol. 30, no. 2, 2017 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Oluoch, P ;

Achia, T

2017 Mar-Apr | Afr J Health Sci. 30(2):139-158

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Background:Home based HIV testing and counseling (HBTC) increases access to services and is associated with high testing uptake. Alongside testing, in...