… that intimate partner violence (IPV) places women at risk for both HIV acquisition and poorer
HIV-related outcomes. This study assessed prevalence of IPV in an HIV clinic setting, as …

… partner violence (IPV) are at a greater risk of HIV, but the factors accounting for this association
are unclear, and trials of interventions to reduce IPV have not consistently reduced HIV …

… whereby IPV increases risk of HIV infection and where a positive HIV status can lead to …
of IPV among HIV-infected individuals indicate violence often occurs following HIV status …

… partners in the previous 12 months. We recommend that health care providers be aware of
… high rates of intimate partner violence among men infected or at risk of infection with HIV. …

… Intimate partner violence has also been linked to HIV infection. Some studies suggest that
intimate partner violence increases the risk of HIV infection because of sexual violence[18, 20, …

… Baseline characteristics of HIV-infected women accessing ART in rural Uganda. … analyses
to identify factors associated with intimate partner violence at baseline (N = 431 women). …

… Intimate partner violence (IPV) is associated with increased risk of HIV infection among
women, however, whether IPV affects outcomes after HIV infection is uncertain. We assess the …

… It is possible that intimate partner violence was underreported in this study as this is common
in … 67%) in the HIV infected and uninfected women in their cohort (1288 HIV positive women …

… Disinhibition due to alcohol may induce intimate partner violence and sexual coercion and
increased risk of HIV infection. In a sample of 3,422 women aged 15–24 from the Rakai cohort…

… IPV and risk of HIV infection in African women [2,5–7] . … the role of partner violence in
transmission of HIV through concurrent … For HIV-uninfected women, risk of HIV acquisition could …