Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a highly prevalent public health challenge and human
rights violation. Sociological theories address social structures to understand prevalence …

There are several theoretical approaches to understanding predictors of intimate partner
violence [IPV] perpetrated against women globally. Economic theoretical approaches are …

Objective This study examined the relationship between child marriage and intimate partner
violence (IPV) in Ghana, looking specifically for possible mechanisms driving the …

The gender-specific labor demands of arid pastoralism often lead to spousal separation.
Men typically respond in one of two ways: engage in mate guarding tactics, or loosen …

Background A gender gap exists in knowledge regarding persons living with HIV/AIDS in
Ghana. Women living with HIV/AIDS (WLHIV) greatly outnumber males living with HIV/AIDS …

Few studies have examined the relationships between intimate partner violence (IPV) and
the sexual and reproductive health outcomes of women in sub-Saharan countries in general …

Evidence shows that a significant proportion of ever-partnered women suffer some form of
intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetuated by male partners. The prevalence of IPV in sub …

Although several studies have investigated the socio-cultural underpinnings of intimate
partner violence (IPV) in Ghana, few explore the help-seeking behavior of the victims. This …

Previous research has established relationships between lineage and intimate partner
violence (IPV). The findings suggest matrilineal women experience less IPV than patrilineal …

Previous research on family violence in sub-Saharan Africa highlighted the importance of
lineage to women's experiences of intimate partner violence (IPV). The findings suggest …