… and human trafficking, the focus of this paper is intimate partner violence (IPV) and the
associated risk for HIV infection. … after learning they were HIV positive. …

… after HIV infection is uncertain. We assess the impact of IPV on HIV-positive women. …
We examine and describe the clinical implications of IPV in HIV-positive women living in well-…

… We strongly recommend screening all HIV patients for IPV rather than symptom-directed
case finding, as IPV usually occurs in secret and there are no reliable outward signs of IPV. …

… or by telling others about my positive HIV status,” “They … [HIV positive women].” Respondents
also indicated their family members abandoned them after disclosing their HIV/AIDS status: “…

… meaning of partner violence in the Tanzanian context, and the forms this violence assumes,
… However, shared housing was not significantly associated with current partner violence in …

… -positive individuals. Therefore, this study sought to examine the impact of intimate partner
violence on HIV medication adherence, HIV-… in 40 HIV-positive African American women. The …

… effect of domestic violence and childhood sexual abuse in women with HIV or at risk for HIV
infection… Participants with HIV or at risk for HIV infection enrolled in the Women’s Interagency …

… with more physical HIV-related symptoms. Domestic violence as a barrier to HIV care was
… interviews of abused, HIV-positive women at a public HIV clinic in Alabama. The research …

… and sexual violence perpetrated by their partner. We … intimate partner violence against
women in HIV care and assess the factors associated with experiencing intimate partner violence. …

… [95], HIV-positive women were more likely than HIV-negative women to report at least one
incident of domestic violence … with HIV status for physical abuse (82% in HIV-positive women …