… -reported HIV testing and willingness to test among married men aged 15–59 in Uganda.
The data are nationally representative and drawn from the 2000–01 Uganda Demographic and …

… Using two-stage sampling, we selected 1340 men from Mpigi. We … HIV testing history,
socio-demographics, self-reported HIV risk-related behaviors, barriers and facilitators to HIV testing…

… Uptake of HIV testing by men remains low in high prevalence settings in many parts of Africa.
… that shape men’s access to HIV testing in Mam-Kiror, Busia district, rural eastern Uganda. …

… structural barrier to HIV testing, and yet the effect of stigma on HIV testing is rarely examined
at … of perceived HIV stigma and HIV testing among men and women living in rural Uganda. …

… Therefore, this study aims to assess the effectiveness of HIVST in increasing the uptake of
HIV testing among wen in work settings in Uganda. However, even as evidence of the high …

… Of the 201 men who tested for HIV, 96% received their HIV test … The demand for couple
testing is still low [31, 32]. In … of the men who tested for HIV brought in their wives for HIV testing. …

… Nearly all men reported recent HIV testing and described testing at distinct relationship points
(eg, when deciding to continue a relationship/get married, or when reuniting with a partner …

… We also sought men with a range of experiences of HIV-testing: HIV tested during ANC,
HIV tested but not during ANC, and never HIV tested. Interviews were carried out at times and …

… Among the multiple dimensions of barriers to participation in HIV testing at CHCs for men,
structural barriers related to the livelihood strategies available to men in rural Uganda and …

… men may not agree to HIV testing in sub–Saharan Africa. In Uganda, the working hours of HIV
testing … as an obstacle to testing [2], while in Burkina Faso, men’s perceived healthy status …