Public information campaigns that identify the major risk factors associated with HIV infection are one example of:

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Public information campaigns that identify the major risk factors associated with HIV infection are aimed at preventing the initial development of the disease, which is the goal of primary prevention. Secondary prevention refers to interventions that aim to detect and treat a disease in its early stages before it leads to complications. Tertiary prevention refers to interventions that aim to manage an already established disease and prevent future complications. Auxiliary prevention is not a recognized term in public health.

Public Information Campaigns That Identify the Major Risk Factors Associated