Qualitative research suggests that men's inability to achieve dominant forms of masculinity
may be related to HIV-risk behaviours and intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration …

Men's gender role conflict and stress (GRC/S), the psychological strain they experience
around fulfilling expectations of themselves as men, has been largely unexplored in HIV …

Gender norms and gender role conflict/stress may influence HIV risk behaviors among men;
however scales measuring these constructs need further development and evaluation in …

In the global literature on HIV/AIDS, much attention has been paid to the role of gender
inequalities in facilitating the transmission of HIV. For women, gender inequality may be …

In South Africa, the frequent positioning of men's sexual behaviours as a prime driver of the
HIV epidemic has generated much interest in men's sexuality. However, the relational nature …

Current law in Zambia criminalises same-sex sexual contact while strong socio-cultural
values drive a profoundly negative view of the moral status of gender and sexual minorities …

Background: The perspectives of heterosexual males who have large sexual networks
comprising concurrent sexual partners and who engage in high-risk sexual behaviours are …

While research now highlights that men who have sex with men (MSM) in places such as
South Africa are at particular risk of HIV infection, left relatively unexplored are potential …

Background Young men living in Dar es Salaam's informal settlements face environmental
stressors that may expose them to multiple determinants of HIV risk including poor mental …

Background Urban informal settlements remain sites of high HIV incidence and prevalence,
as well as violence. Increasing attention is paid on how configurations of young men's …