Tumwine, ChristopherNannungi, AnnetSsegujja, EricNekesa, NicolateSsali, SarahAtuyambe, LynnRyan, GeryWagner, Glenn2021-12-122021-12-122012Christopher Tumwine , Annet Nannungi , Eric Ssegujja , Nicolate Nekesa , Sarah Ssali , Lynn Atuyambe , Gery Ryan & Glenn Wagner (2011) An exploratory study of HIVprevention advocacy by persons in HIV care in Uganda, African Journal of AIDS Research, 10:4, 427-433, DOI: 10.2989/16085906.2011.6466581608–590610.2989/16085906.2011.646658https://nru.uncst.go.ug/xmlui/handle/123456789/352People living with HIV (PLHIV) play a crucial role in reducing the spread of HIV as they are the primary vectors of HIV transmission. Recent HIV-prevention programmes have focused on counselling HIV-positive individuals to reduce their own risk behaviour as a way to limit transmission of the virus (Gerbert, Danley, Herzig, Clanon, Ciccarone, Gilbert & Allerton, 2006; Gilbert, Ciccarone, Gansky, Bangsberg, Clanon, McPhee et al., 2008; Samayoa, Anderson, O’Sullivan, Patricia, Pacheco, Matos et al., 2010). Other HIV-prevention programmes have focused on helping HIV-negative persons avoid infection (Abdool Karim, Sibeko & Baxter, 2010).enHIV-prevention advocacyHIV careUgandaArticle