Women who experience intimate partner violence (IPV) report higher rates of HIV-risk
behaviors. However, few studies have examined factors that may influence the strength of …

Women who experience intimate partner violence (IPV) report high rates of HIV/sexual risk
behaviors. Childhood abuse has been linked to HIV/sexual risk behaviors among IPV …

Background Research has examined how physical and sexual intimate partner violence
(IPV) victimization increases sexual risk behavior, yet research is lacking on 1) the effect of …

A growing body of literature highlights the association between women who have
experienced intimate partner abuse (IPA) and their heightened risk for HIV/AIDS (human …

Women who experience intimate partner violence (IPV) are at increased risk for HIV
infection. To further the understanding of the dyadic factors that impact condom use among …

The impact of intimate partner violence (IPV) on those most at risk, HIV-positive women of
color, has received little attention. This study examined IPV in HIV-positive and HIV-negative …

Posttraumatic stress disorder resulting from intimate partner violence (IPV-related PTSD),
drug problems, and alcohol problems were tested as correlates of women's sexual risk …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is associated with risky sexual behavior and STIs among
diverse groups of women. IPV was examined as a moderator of efficacy for an HIV/STI …

The purposes of this study were to (a) review original research in the United States on the
intersection of HIV risk and intimate partner violence (IPV) in women, and (b) identify trends …

Avoidance coping is consistently linked with negative mental health outcomes among
women experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV). This study extended the literature …