VOLUNTARY COUNSELING AND TESTING (VCT) IN KISUMU DISTRICT, KENYA

UNAIDS reported difference in HIV infection across the sexes (UNAIDS, 1998). We therefore speculated that these differences could be reflected in utilization of VCT services which is regarded as an important strategy in the management of HIV/AIDS pandemic. Therefore we set out to assess the attitudes of VCT clients at the end of service delivery as some attitudes may deter potential users from visiting the facilities for the service.

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Samwel has a wife and two children. His motivation to work on HIV/AIDS related issues came from observing some of his students orphaned due to death of parents to the pandemic. He has rich academic background including B.Sc, M.Sc, MPH and currently pursuing his PhD in Texas, USA. Therefore he has a vast experience in scientific research work.