2005
DOI: 10.4103/0019-5278.16040
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Role of occupation as a risk factor for sexually transmitted disease: A case control study

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“…So, it was a chance for unprotected sex or multiple partners' sex. (56). Result from our study indicated that unemployment associated with lower knowledge of syphilis prevention compared with individual who had fulltime job.…”
Section: Knowledge Of Syphilis Preventionmentioning
confidence: 60%
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“…So, it was a chance for unprotected sex or multiple partners' sex. (56). Result from our study indicated that unemployment associated with lower knowledge of syphilis prevention compared with individual who had fulltime job.…”
Section: Knowledge Of Syphilis Preventionmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…There was supportive data from a study of occupational related sexually transmitted infection from India reported that occupational status not only act as a risk factor for acquiring STIs, but also as a risk factor for spreading STIs. (56). Though there were several studies had been conducted to explore a relationship between occupational status and STI, only few studies specifically mentioned about knowledge of syphilis prevention and occupational status.…”
Section: Knowledge Of Syphilis Preventionmentioning
confidence: 99%