What Do Men Who Serve as Lay Health Advisers Really Do?: Immigrant Latino Men Share their Experiences as Navegantes to Prevent HIV - Vissman, Aaron T.; Eng, Eugenia; Aronson, Robert E.; Bloom, Fred R.; Leichliter, Jami S.; Montaño, Jaime; Rhodes, Scott D. (AIDS education and prevention, 2009)
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