Data collected among 7,018 people in Botswana found that an extra year of secondary schooling was linked to a reduction in the risk of HIV infection. Photo: AFP Data collected among 7,018 people in Botswana found that an extra year of secondary schooling was linked to a reduction in the risk of HIV infection. Photo: AFP
Data collected among 7,018 people in Botswana found that an extra year of secondary schooling was linked to a reduction in the risk of HIV infection. Photo: AFP
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Longer schooling cuts risk of HIV in AIDS-endemic countries, study finds

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Updated: 10:54pm, 29 Jun, 2015

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Data collected among 7,018 people in Botswana found that an extra year of secondary schooling was linked to a reduction in the risk of HIV infection. Photo: AFP Data collected among 7,018 people in Botswana found that an extra year of secondary schooling was linked to a reduction in the risk of HIV infection. Photo: AFP
Data collected among 7,018 people in Botswana found that an extra year of secondary schooling was linked to a reduction in the risk of HIV infection. Photo: AFP
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