… from other socioeconomic factors as the cause of HIV risk reduction. The findings of this …
will help reduce their vulnerability to HIV. Evidence of ineffective HIV prevention education in …

… HIV risk and the need for social and economic support have not been made clearly enough.
The young … fact the very same young persons for whom vulnerability to HIV infection is also …

… -thirds of all young people with HIV live in … young people aged 15–24 years are among
young women [3] . Although similar disparities in HIV infection are seen between young women …

… imperative to reduce HIV acquisition in young women is the … interventions for HIV prevention
in young women B18 years [… heightened vulnerability to HIV infection in young women more …

… of young women's vulnerability. An approach that focuses on the socioeconomic and cultural
context of their vulnerability … spread of HIV/AIDS, but on social and economic development. …

… “Gender inequality” and poverty, the major social drivers of HIV vulnerability among young
women in sub-Saharan Africa (s-SA), are examples of this complexity. The fact that there are …

… became popular, affecting men and women, cisgender and transgender, and … vulnerability
and susceptibility to HIV. We highlight the stigma that relates HIV/AIDS to transgender women, …

… , which makes women more vulnerable to HIV infections and … of 20 factors determining
women’s vulnerability to sexually transmitted HIV. … of women within the HIV context in South Africa. …

… to effectively define HIV vulnerability among AGYW (Boerma and Weir 2005; Santelli et al.
2015). In this paper, we provide empirically developed HIV vulnerability profiles for AGYW in …

… STI/HIV-related vulnerability among self-identified lesbians and bisexual young women aged
… Findings reveal that sexual identities and ties attributed to sexual interactions with women …