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<div>Received from a friend who works in AIDS prevention. He swears
this is a real article, but I haven't checked it out. Wait till Ann
Coulter gets word of this.</div>
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<div> I believe the research team is hoping to demonstrate the
effect of ice cream on drownings next.</div>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite=""> AIDS and Behavior
Issue: Published online first: 8 April 2006 p.
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<blockquote type="cite" cite=""> <b>The</b> <b> Babel Effect:
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Linguistic Diversity and Extramarital Sex in Uganda</b> <br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite=""> David Bishai1, 4 ,
Priya Patil2, George Pariyo3 and Ken Hill1 <br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite=""> We examine the
association of community linguistic diversity with non-spousal sexual
activity in Uganda. We conducted a survey on rates of sexual contact
in last 12 months among 1709 respondents age 18-60 living in Uganda
in early 2001. Households were selected at random from Demographic and
Health Survey (DHS) 2000 household sampling frame listings in 12
districts and 120 clusters. Household listings described the principal
language spoken by every household in the cluster. Sexual contact was
reported by 26 vs. 13% of unmarried women in multilingual vs.
monolingual clusters respectively. Extramarital sexual contact
occurred for 29 vs. 16% for married men in multilingual vs.
monolingual clusters respectively. These results were robust to
multivariate models which included confounders such as urbanity, and
cluster distance to market places, cinemas, and transportation . <b>
Our results suggest
a robust association between residence in a multilinguistic community
and higher rates of non-spousal sex.</b> <br>
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<div>Kathryn A. Woolard <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:kwoolard@ucsd.edu">kwoolard@ucsd.edu</a><br>
Professor Phone: (858) 534-4639<br>
Department of Anthropology, 0532 Fax
: (858) 534-5946<br>
UCSD<br>
9500 Gilman Drive<br>
La Jolla, CA 92093-0532</div>
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