The Kenyan Girls Health Study enrolled a prospective cohort of low-risk, sexually inexperienced adolescent girls and young women aged 16-21 in Kenya. Participants were followed quarterly with behaviou
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Introduction Adolescents have a higher incidence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) than persons of older age groups. The WHO emphasises the need to adopt specific and comprehensive prevention