… HIV status. In this paper, we use currently married couples’ data collected in rural Malawi
to determine how accurately spouses assess each other’s HIV risks, compared to their own …

… couples level data for currently married respondents from an ongoing longitudinal study in
rural Malawi to (1) examine the extent of HIV … told their spouse an HIV status, we do not know if …

… husbands do not know how to make love…some men know … with each other, husbands
and wives emphasize the … of HIV risks among married couples in Malawi: Why do wives worry …

… to learn what other strategies rural Malawians are considering. … They also share their worries
with each other, as when one … Village culture is changing as husbands and wives grapple in …

… talk to each other about the consequences of HIV/AIDS on their … We already know that there
is AIDS in the world and we hear … from rural Malawi to examine correlates of husband-wife …

… couples in Malawi is as low as 4%1. The current HIV prevention methods have therefore not
… The husband and wife were not able to see or hear each other during individual interviews. …

… Concern regarding the HIV status of current or future partners is … widowhood are higher in
unions where the husband or wife is HIV-… Because HIV status is not always publicly known, …

… spouse are linked to sexual behaviors and, thus, HIV risks. … suitable spouse and getting
married could elevate HIV risks. … R: Because they know each other well and love each other. (…

… are within marriage and how they leave spouses for other … in our study know what it means
to live with HIV and to care … -to-child transmission program in rural Malawi . Transactions of …

… marriage when the HIV status of a spouse is unspecified, as opposed to when one knows or
suspects that a spouse is HIV positive or HIV … with each other, suggesting that couples may …