A growing body of research has documented that spousal violence has several adverse
effects on the reproductive health of women. Using the dataset of the third National Family …

Objective Although the impact of marital violence on women's reproductive health is
recognized globally, there is little research on how women's experience of and justification …

Objectives: To describe factors associated with incident sexually transmitted infections (STI)
in a population-based sample of women in Goa, India. Methods: A random sample of …

Despite the increasing recognition of the significance of spousal sexual violence in
developing countries, evidence on its consequences for reproductive health remains limited …

Context: Although there is increasing recognition of the global scope of domestic violence
and the potential reproductive health consequences of violence, little is known about the …

In this study, we examined the relationship between marital violence (MV) and reproductive
and sexual health outcomes of women of Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan. The …

Background: Spousal violence has wide-ranging effects on the physical, reproductive,
sexual and psychological health of women. There are few longitudinal studies that describe …

Background Globally, one in three women experienced domestic violence. Alike the
scenario observed in India, and a very few studies talk about violence and its consequences …

Aim The paper aims to study whether (1) abusive husbands demonstrate higher sexually
transmitted infection (STI) infection prevalence compared with non-abusive husbands and …

A young woman's powerlessness and inability to exercise sexual choices in her marital
home exacerbate the nonconsensual nature of early sex, particularly forced sexual initiation …