METHODS Data on 1,299 recent sexual partnerships were collected in a 2007 survey of
1,275 men and women aged 18–24 and living in Kisumu, Kenya. Chi-square and t tests …

Research on HIV testing decision-making overlooks a complex array of interpersonal factors
that go beyond HIV risk and extend into the realms of intimacy, love and marriage. The …

Accurate beliefs about partners' viral suppression are important for HIV prevention and care.
We fit multilevel mixed effects logistic regression models to examine associations between …

To more effectively address individuals' and couples' sexual and reproductive health needs,
innovative service delivery strategies are being explored. These strategies are logistically …

The aim of this study was to describe sexual risk behavior among 239 couples during
pregnancy and to examine the relationship of sexual risk behavior with HIV serostatus and …

Introduction The majority of research on human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disclosure
utilizes the perspective from a single individual, which cannot be substantiated in the …

A common concern within HIV prevention is that HIV positive MSMW do not disclose their
HIV status to female partners who are thus at increased risk for HIV infection. The present …

In this study we explored the level of awareness and practice on HIV prevention among
married couples from selected communities in Malawi. Methods We carried out the study …

Long-term, monogamous, relationships are often portrayed as protective in HIV prevention
campaigns. Focusing on marriage in a community in south west Uganda, we examine why …

Greater use of condoms within marriage would help limit the spread of HIV in sub‐Saharan
Africa. Using data from the Malawi Diffusion and Ideational Change Project (MDICP), the …