Female sex workers (FSWs) in sub-Saharan Africa are a marginalized group with an
increased morbidity risk. Psychoactive substance use among this group is common and …

Introduction Female sex workers (FSWs) frequently experience violence, harassment and
arrest by the police or their clients, but there is little evidence as to the impact that such …

Objective: To characterize and describe patterns of HIV, sexually transmitted infections (STI)
and sexual behaviour of male clients of female sex workers (FSW). Methods: A cross …

This study examined the hypothesis that HIV-related stigma mediates the effect of alcohol
use on health-related quality of life (HRQoL) among alcohol consuming Indian men living …

Background HIV risks for women who inject drugs and those who engage in sex work are
well documented. Women who are dependent on non-injecting drugs and alcohol are also …

Objectives: To describe the relationship between substance use and high-risk sexual
behaviour, among sex workers and their clients and to identify key features of the social …

Background: Sexual behaviour is an important determinant of HIV transmission. Aims &
Objective: To study sexual behaviour among migrant construction workers in Indore …

Background: Female drug users are more likely to transmit human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV) to their sexual partners. Little is known about HIV, sexually transmitted diseases …

Objective The HIV trend among female sex workers (FSWs) is understudied. We assessed
the prevalence and trend of HIV and five other STIs among FSWs in Iran. Methods We …

Background Alcohol consumption is increasingly being recognized as a global public health
concern. It is regarded as the world's third largest risk factor for death and disability …