Stigma Reduction Training Improves Healthcare Provider Attitudes toward, and Experiences of, Young Marginalized People in Bangladesh

"Results indicate that health provider attitudes toward young people living with HIV and marginalized, or 'key,' populations can be improved with focused stigma reduction interventions in Bangladesh."

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