There are increasing concerns related to feminization of human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV) in India especially its showing up among married women. Nuances of HIV related risk …

Background: Young people in sub-Saharan Africa are most-at risk of HIV infection. This
elevated risk in the young black population may be explained by the lack of HIV/AIDS …

This chapter provides an overview of what the HIV prevention research tells us about what
comprises an effective HIV prevention response for FSWs in different global contexts, as well …

There has been increasing recognition that spousal violence and HIV are overlapping
vulnerabilities for many women. Yet a direct effect of most forms of spousal violence on …

AIDS & Clinical Research Page 1 Volume 6 • Issue 1 • 1000417 Open Access Research Article
J AIDS Clin Res ISSN: 2155-6113 JAR an open access journal Panda et al., J AIDS Clin Res …

The present study compares knowledge, awareness and attitudes related to HIV/AIDS
between 645 urban and 499 rural women aged between 20-45 years belonging to …

Background: There is an overall decline in India's HIV prevalence and new infections but
women, constituting 39% of the 2.4 million people living with HIV/AIDS in 2009, continue to …

In 2008, Ghana adopted WHO/UNAID's provider-initiated opt-out HIV testing policy and
integrated it into all maternal services. The intervention's central principle was that women …

Designing research processes according to the local cultural norms is important. However, it
is a researcher's ethical duty to ensure that every individual of the society, irrespective of …

Background: There is paucity of study about HIV prevalence among the wives of migrant
workers from rural areas of Bihar, India. This is the first population-based study conducted …