The efficacy of parent-based HIV prevention interventions is dependent on the retention of
parents in clinical trials. In a sample of urban African American mothers (N= 525), we …

Objective: To identify effective, theory-based, culturally sensitive behavioral interventions to
help single mothers reduce their own risk of sexually transmitted HIV infection and that of …

This article presents preliminary findings of a randomized HIV prevention study in Trinidad
and Tobago in the Caribbean. The study centers on a family HIV workshop aimed at …

Purpose The aim of the article was to test the efficacy of an HIV risk reduction intervention for
African American mothers in reducing condomless vaginal intercourse among mothers and …

One group often overlooked by HIV prevention efforts is adolescent children of mothers
living with HIV (MLH). Despite their potential vulnerability, very few evidence-based …

Young people in the United States, particularly African American youth, are at heightened
risk for HIV infection. One proven prevention strategy is to enhance family processes through …

The purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of evidence-based recruitment
and retention strategies for a longitudinal, family-based HIV prevention intervention study …

Abstract Purpose African-American adolescent males are at increased risk for HIV, yet there
are few sexual risk-reduction interventions targeting this population. Interventions that …

Abstract Low-income African American inner city adolescent females continue to be at
disproportionately high risk for contracting HIV. Though it has been speculated that mothers' …

Young men who have sex with men (YMSM) face the highest risk of HIV infection among
adolescents, yet effective sexual health interventions for this population are limited. Parents …