… vulnerable to HIV transmission. However, the common assumption that this vulnerability
necessarily translates into more HIV … humanitarian settings than in typical resource-poor settings …

… conflict-affected sex workers’ vulnerability to HIV/STIs or access to HIV and SRH services,
or … settings. Given the paucity of existing data regarding HIV/STI risks and access to HIV and …

… The prevention of HIV infection in emergency settings has … of the specific determinants of
vulnerability and the groups that need … income may reduce vulnerability to HIV. In Uganda, for …

… This gives rise to distinct local ecologies that may experience lower HIV vulnerability and
exposure to HIV hazards through the factors listed above, particularly isolation and population …

… HIV vulnerabilities – known as a syndemic – are understudied with youth in humanitarian
settings… syndemic-informed focus on HIV prevention with youth in a LMIC humanitarian setting. …

… is the way that additional vulnerability relating to HIV/AIDS … HIV/AIDS is likely to leave people
more vulnerable to, less able … The question of HIV/AIDS in conflict and refugee settings and …

… of HIV in conflict and post-conflict settings requires … for HIV and related diseases, the influence
and effects of soldiers, peacekeepers and humanitarian workers, increased vulnerability of …

… , priorities and HIV risks of adolescent girls and young women in emergency settings? What
… holistically addressing the vulnerabilities experienced by those living with HIV during rapid …

… HIV/AIDS in conflict settings. We argue that increased efforts are needed to protect vulnerable
populations and design healthdelivery systems that are sustainable in settings of conflict. …

… Thus they increase the vulnerability of both parties to contracting HIV, as well as to their …
of the various emergency settings and their implications for people living with HIV (PLHIV) and …