… Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a risk factor for HIV infection. Little is known, however,
about the prevalence, clinical associations, and impact of IPV among patients living with HIV. …

… experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV) after HIV infection among women with HIV in a
… explore IPV experiences subsequent to HIV infection among women with HIV in Swaziland. …

… Client violence in the sex work environment and exposure to intimate partner violence
reinforced harms for sex workers in our study. Significantly, women's personal evaluations of the …

… partner violence (IPV) and HIV infection in South Africa. Eighteen women seeking services
for relationship violence … regarding their abusive experiences and HIV risk. Participants had …

… in HIV care, and taking antiretroviral therapy (ART). We hypothesized intimate partner violence
… From December 2006 to April 2010 inpatient HIV-infected crack users were recruited from …

… The focus of this paper is on the 89 women who were HIV infected at baseline and further 14
who had sero-… The analysis only focuses on the period after HIV infection was established. …

… In this analysis we sought to explore the relationship between HIV infection and IPV in
young rural women in South Africa. We found HIV infection to be associated with several well-…

… We tested hypotheses that perpetration of physical intimate partner violence and rape were
associated with prevalent HIV infections in a cross-sectional household study of 1229 South …

… Second, sexual IPV might be perpetrated deliberately to infect a partner; and, third, HIV
infection itself might increase violent behaviour in perpetrators. There is, however, little evidence …

… HIV infection or assert healthy sexual decision-making [1]. The intersecting epidemics of
intimate partner violence (IPV) and HIV … sequela of HIV risk behaviors and HIV seroconversion [3…