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Negotiating risk and resilience: HIV prevention practices among hill tribe communities in northern Thailand
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• HIV prevention is shaped by informal networks in hill tribe communities. • Peer networks both support and distort HIV knowledge transmission. • Structural barriers drive reliance on non-institutional strategies. • Village health volunteers are key to culturally safe knowledge-sharing.
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HIV prevention
Thailand
Hill tribes
Cultural barriers
Sexual health
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