Background Intimate partner violence (IPV) and coercion have been associated with
negative health outcomes, including increased HIV risk behaviors, among men who have …

Sexually transmitted infections disproportionately affect African Americans, particularly
young women. The influence of a set of interrelated protective parenting processes …

Background Structural interventions are endorsed to enhance biomedical and behavioural
HIV prevention programmes for adolescents. Aiming to inform future interventions, we …

Background: To estimate the prevalence of concurrency (more than 1 sex partner
overlapping in time), the attitudes/behaviors of those engaged in concurrency, length of …

A growing body of evidence points to the complexity of sexual behaviour. HIV risk behaviour
is influenced by factors at three levels: within the person, within the proximal context …

Little is known about the correlates of sexual risk behavior among HIV-positive adolescent
girls and women in the United States. This study investigates two potential factors related to …

Combining relationship-based theories with quantitative methods is a relatively new
approach in HIV prevention research. In this paper--focusing on relationship power …

We examined power and decision-making in heterosexual relationships amongst South
African adolescents and young people. A survey conducted with 515 adolescent girls and …

This study drew on the Theory of Gender and Power (TGP) as a framework to assess power
inequalities within heterosexual dyads and their effects on women. Structural equation …

Introduction Power imbalances within sexual relationships have significant implications for
HIV prevention in sub-Saharan Africa. Little is known about how power influences the quality …