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This report provides HIV seroprevalence data for women who are sexually active with women WSW choosing to access services in four of New York State's counseling and testing programs from January to June During that period, these programs tested 27, women. When questioned about sexual activity since3. According to the self-reported data in this study, injecting drug use is, by far, the predominant risk factor for seropositive WSW.
ificant HIV-related public healWpreventative implications for WSW and their service providers are suggested by this data, including the need for prevention education targeted to WSW who are IDUs, the need to provide culturally sensitive education to WSW detailing safer sexual behaviors both with women and with men as well as the need for evaluation of all risk factors when providing risk reduction education to WSW.
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