Computer education may bridge affordability gap. Electronic 'counseling' is easy and accessible.
Researchers at the University of Washington have created and studied a computer-assisted, client-centered, prevention and education program that they hope will encourage risk-reduction behaviors and HIV testing, all on a more affordable basis.
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