Summary In South Africa, the high levels of HIV/AIDS and unwanted pregnancy among
young people represent huge public health concerns. Condom use has been widely …

Unprotected sexual activity increases the risk of pregnancy and HIV and AIDS. More than
three decades into the AIDS pandemic, the condom remains the most effective strategy for …

University students form an important constituency in interventions against HIV and AIDS.
The majority of university students are between ages 18 and 30 years, which, according to …

There is growing concern about the high level of HIV infection among young people in South
Africa. The aim of the study is to examine the HIV protective strategies used by college …

Young people, especially university students, are at high risk of HIV infections because of
little or no parental or administrative prohibitions in campus environments. The aim of this …

Background: Cameroon has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence of 5.3% in the West and
Central African Sub-region, with women being the most infected. The biological and socio …

Background South African female students' consistent condom use is low, possibly due to
personal factors, such as knowledge about sexual reproductive health, attitudes towards …

University and college students fall within the age range of 15-24 years, the age group
which is categorized as vulnerable to high rates of HIV infection and risky sexual practices …

Condoms offer protection against unwanted pregnancy and some sexually transmitted
infections including HIV. Interventions to promote condom use are essential in efforts to slow …

South Africa's population is predominantly young, presenting a powerful resource for the
country. Despite this, adolescents and young people remain at the epicentre of the HIV …