Unprotected sex among HIV-positive injection drug-using women and their serodiscordant male partners: Role of personal and partnership influences

Article Abstract:

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-positive injection drug-using women who report unprotected vaginal and/or anal sex with HIV-negative or unknown serostatus male partners are investigated. The results suggested that multifaceted interventions that address personal, dyadic, and addiction problems are needed for HIV-positive injection drug-using women.

Sexual behavior, Women, HIV infection in women, Sexual behavior surveys, Sexual behaviour surveys, Clinical report

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Are HIV/AIDS conspiracy beliefs a barrier to HIV prevention among African Americans?

Article Abstract:

The endorsement of HIV/AIDS conspiracy beliefs and their relations to consistent condom use and condom attitudes among African Americans was examined. It was concluded that HIV/AIDS conspiracy beliefs are a barrier to HIV prevention among African Americans and may represent a facet of negative attitudes about condoms among black men.

United States, Causes of, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, African American men

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Increasing condom use without reducing HIV risk: Results of a controlled community trial in Uganda

Article Abstract:

The change in condom uptake and number of sex partners after a condom promotion trial in Kampala, Uganda was assessed. Observations reveal that prevention interventions in generalized epidemics need to promote all aspects of sexual risk reduction to slow HIV transmission.

Uganda, Reports, Epidemics

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