This paper evaluates an experiment in which individuals in rural Malawi were randomly
assigned monetary incentives to learn their HIV results after being tested. Distance to the …

In a setting where the transmission of HIV occurs primarily through heterosexual contact and
where no cure or vaccine is available, behavioral change is imperative for containing the …

This study investigates the reporting of premarital sex in rural southern Malawi. It
summarizes the results of an interview‐mode experiment conducted with unmarried young …

Research on HIV infection and sexual behaviour in sub-Saharan Africa typically focuses on
individuals aged 15–49 years under the assumption that both become less relevant for older …

Objectives: To assess the relationship between prior knowledge of one's HIV status and the
likelihood to refuse HIV testing in populations-based surveys and explore its potential for …

Objective: To explore how sexual and marital trajectories are associated with HIV infection
among ever-married women in rural Malawi. Methods: Retrospective survey data and HIV …

Objective: To examine the acceptance of repeat population-based voluntary counselling and
testing (VCT) for HIV in rural Malawi. Methods: Behavioural and biomarker data were …

This paper attempts to isolate the causal link of income on health status and subjective well-
being for the rural population in Malawi using three waves of household panel data …

An individual who takes an HIV test can be informed about their own status and risk.
Similarly, when friends, family or neighbors learn of a person's HIV status, they may update …

We review the relationship between polygyny and HIV and identify a positive individual-level
correlation, and a negative ecological correlation. We subsequently examine two …