As a critical building block to developing social norms interventions to support healthy family
planning and other reproductive health behaviors, we conducted a literature review to …

Objective: We tested an integrated social–cognitive model derived from multiple theories of
the determinants of young peoples' condom use in Sub-Saharan Africa. The model …

Objectives To synthesise evidence to determine whether, in contrast to medical male
circumcision, traditional male circumcision (TMC) practices may contribute to HIV …

Background: The relationship between HIV risk perception and consistency in the use of
condoms is scarcely understood in the context of a high HIV prevalence among adolescents …

Abstract Background In South Africa, young women are at disproportionate risk of HIV
infection with about 2363 new infections per week in 2015. Proper condom use is one of the …

South Africa leads the world with the number of people infected with HIV. Even with all
attempts that have been made to curb HIV, it is still evident that new infections are on the …

Background Despite several intervention programmes in South Africa, risky sexual
behaviours among women of reproductive age remain a public health concern, making them …

Background: Condom use is a critical component of a comprehensive and sustainable
approach to the prevention of unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections …

Background: There is extensive research on African girls sexual experiences, but much less
is known about boys thoughts and actions. There is a need to understand the male …

Background Previous studies have examined consistent condom use correlates in South
Africa, focusing on sociodemographic factors, HIV risk perceptions, relationship conflict …