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Research Interests:Dr. Clark is an intervention scientist and is the creator of Project AIM (Adult Idenity Mentoring), a sexual risk reduction program for Middle School students in poverty. She has developed interventions used in Africa to prevent HIV transmission between couples, and also interventions used in America to help HIV+ mothers and mothers of HIV+ children in their parenting and HIV issues. <br>
She is conducts efficacy, effectiveness, operations, and translational research around behavioral intervention for reducing risk and ensuring health among youth. Her work includes high-risk populations of youth including male-to-female transgender adolescents, young men who have sex with men, delinquency, and homeless youth. Her research interests include computer and other technologies for increasing adolescent access to health interventions, reducing cost, increasing impact and addressing health disparities in the US and abroad.
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Recent Publications:Willis L, Clark LF. (2007). Papa was a rolling stone and so am I: Paternal care-giving and sexual risk among African American STD clinic clients. Journal of Black Studies.<br><br>Sumartojo E, Lyles C, Guenther-Grey C, Choi K, Clark LF, Collins C, Lin L, Peterson J, Remafedi G, CITY Research Teams (in press). Predictors of HIV testing in a US national sample of men who have sex with men. AIDS Care.<br><br>Stallworth J, Esperon MT, Clark LF, Cabrera, M. Predictors of sexual behavior experience among 12-15 year old adolescents in Cuba. Targeted for Specific Issue International Journal of Adolescent Medicine (Editor J Stallworth).
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