Background Recent studies of male migrants in India indicate that those who are infected
with HIV are spreading the epidemic from high risk populations in high prevalence areas to …

This paper examines the relationship of migration and mobility of husband and wife to
sexual risk behaviors among married men living in economically marginal communities in …

Introduction Thus far, the reasons for increasing HIV prevalence in northern and eastern
Indian states are unknown. We investigated the role of male out-migration in the spread of …

There is a widespread assumption in Northern Karnataka, India that HIV transmission is due
to the large volume of male seasonal labour out‐migration. In order to examine this issue, an …

This paper examines the associations between male migration and mobility with HIV among
married couples in India. Cross-sectional analyses of a nationally representative household …

Objectives Mobility is an important factor contributing to the spread of HIV among key
population at risk for HIV; however, research linking this relationship among men who have …

Male outmigration has been a traditional feature of rural to urban migration in India. Many of
these out-migrants are married and have left their families behind. This raises the question …

We examined the relation between high mobility/migration (sex work in three or more
villages/towns within the past year) and HIV risk factors among a sample of female sex …

Summary Objective To examine Nepali migrants' vulnerability to HIV/sexually transmitted
infections (STIs) and their possible role in causing the epidemic in far western Nepal …

Report of a study assessing the important role of migration in the spread of HIV in districts
with high out-migration in India. The study suggests a considerable spread of HIV linked to …