Concern over growing numbers of pregnant pupils dropping out of school has rekindled the debate over the link between intergenerational sex and HIV infection among youth in Southern Africa.

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Nov 5 2010 (IPS) - Concern over growing numbers of pregnant pupils dropping out of school has rekindled the debate over the link between intergenerational sex and HIV infection among youth in Southern Africa. Marshall Patsanza reports from Johannesburg.

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