According to study: Call center agents prone to HIV-AIDS
According to study: Call center agents prone to HIV-AIDS
By Marjun A. Baguio (The Freeman) Updated January 30, 2010 12:00 AM
CEBU, Philippines - A health official said call center agents have a higher risk of acquiring Human Immuno Virus-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV-AIDS).
Dr. Crisol Tabajero, Health Information and Research Coordinator of the DOH Region 7 said in forum yesterday that because of their environment and peer pressure, call center agents tend to involve in risky sexual behaviors.
She said that basing on a study conducted by the University of the Philippines Population Institute and the Department of Health, the result of the study is alarming but it is not surprising."
For now, let this sink in and let me share my thoughts in a separate post.
By Marjun A. Baguio (The Freeman) Updated January 30, 2010 12:00 AM
CEBU, Philippines - A health official said call center agents have a higher risk of acquiring Human Immuno Virus-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV-AIDS).
Dr. Crisol Tabajero, Health Information and Research Coordinator of the DOH Region 7 said in forum yesterday that because of their environment and peer pressure, call center agents tend to involve in risky sexual behaviors.
She said that basing on a study conducted by the University of the Philippines Population Institute and the Department of Health, the result of the study is alarming but it is not surprising."
For now, let this sink in and let me share my thoughts in a separate post.
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