… to venue research. Ultimately, our intent is to provide information about what HIV risk factors
might operate in alcohol venues … and design of HIV prevention interventions in such places. …

… Among South Africans who report alcohol use, one-third meet criteria as hazardous or
harmful alcohol users, a level of drinking significantly associated with increased HIV-risk …

… , this study explored how venue and patron characteristics contribute to HIV risk behavior in
… Patrons observed drinking did so in the hallways of the venues or in the screening rooms. …

… In addition to describing the intersection of drinking places with HIV/AIDS risks, this
article reviews the literature on HIV prevention interventions based in alcohol venues. …

… to HIV risk among South African women. We recruited women from alcohol drinking venues
in a … sexual violence, drug use, and problem drinking would be prevalent and would co-occur …

… Factors that are most closely related to alcohol and sexual risks include drinking venues
and … In summary, people who drink alcohol in southern Africa are at higher risk for HIV than …

… -based violence indirectly affects future sexual risk behavior through alcohol use, … -risk
socio-environmental context. We recruited a cohort of 560 women from alcohol drinking venues in …

… interact to increase vulnerability to HIV.” The goal of this study is to delineate risk patterns
and … In their review of global venue-based interventions to reduce HIV risk behaviors in public …

… Alcohol serving establishments, such as informal drinking places or shebeens, often serve
as high-risk venues for HIV transmission. The current study examined the HIV risks of men (N …

… Based on prior literature, we know that South African women who attend alcohol-drinking
venues are at elevated risk for HIV due to multiple factors. Yet, to our knowledge, there is no …