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				Outcome Measure^b
Country	Study	Population^a	Primary Channel	Knowledge	Attitude	Behavior	Other
U.K.	Beck et al., 1990	General	TV, print			+
	Weller et al., 1984	Men	TV, print				Decrease in gonorrhea rate
	Wober, 1988	General	TV, print, radio	+
	Mills et al., 1986	General	Print, TV	p		+
	Sherr, 1987	General		o			Anxiety
Zaire	Kaseka et al., 1992	General	TV, radio	+		+/o	HIV seroincidence
	Rukarangira et al., 1990	General	Mass media	+
	Kyungu et al., 1990	General	TV	+
^a Reach of program is national unless otherwise specified. ^b A "+" indicates a favorable outcome, while an "o" indicates no effect.

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