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Assessment of Kenyan Sexual Networks: Collecting evidence for interventions tor educe HIV/STI risk in Garissa, North Eastern Province, and Eastleigh, Nairobi
This paper presents evidence supporting the theory that although the population of North Eastern province has long been culturally and geographically isolated from the rest of Kenya, the sexual behaviors of key populations in Garissa are comparable to other areas of Kenya and do indeed put them and their sexual partners at risk of contracting HIV.
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