HIV is no longer a new or emerging disease in southern Africa. In the era of HIV and AIDS,
families and households have continued to form, build, migrate and dissolve. Children born …

The health and demography of the South African population has been undergoing
substantial changes as a result of the rapidly progressing HIV epidemic. Researchers at the …

This paper describes marriage and partnership patterns and trends in rural KwaZulu-Natal,
South Africa from 2000-2006. The study is based on longitudinal, population-based data …

Gender is increasingly recognised as fundamental to understanding migration processes,
causes, and consequences. In South Africa, it is intrinsic to the social transformations fueling …

Households experience HIV and AIDS in a complex and changing set of environments.
These include health and welfare treatment and support services, HIV-related stigma and …

The literature on the South African family and its response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic is rife
with accounts of men that reflect a deficit model of male involvement. Few acknowledge the …

Objectives Research on migration and HIV has largely focused on male migration, often
failing to measure HIV risks associated with migration for women. We aimed to establish …

Using longitudinal data from three demographic surveillance systems (DSS) and a
retrospective cohort study, we estimate levels and trends in the prevalence and incidence of …

Research on the relationship between migration and HIV infection in sub-Saharan Africa
often suggests that migrants are at higher risk of HIV infection because they are more likely …

Migration and HIV research in sub-Saharan Africa has focused on HIV risks to male
migrants, yet women's levels of participation in internal migration have met or exceeded …