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The author of this article in Global Public Health discusses how expectations of good citizenship may have initially restricted access to some HIV technologies, including... read more
The results of an assessment conducted in Tanzania to identify barriers to health services facing adolescents — particularly disadvantaged adolescents — are presented in this... read more
Preview Zimbabwe's Ministry of Health and Child Care conducted a participatory learning project to explore implementation and inform the scale-up of integrated voluntary medical... read more
Scaling up evidence-based HIV prevention measures, including voluntary medical male circumcision, was integral to the reductions achieved in new HIV diagnoses and HIV-related... read more
This literature review, published in Global Public Health, highlights barriers to and facilitators of voluntary medical male circumcision uptake in 10 priority countries.
Discrete choice experiments can identify and measure the strength of user preferences. This article in Trials reports on the use of this methodology to inform the design of a... read more
Surveys conducted among female schoolteachers and health workers identified their perceptions of whether knowledge of the HIV-protective benefits of male circumcision would... read more
The results of modeling to determine how expanded coverage of voluntary medical male circumcision could reduce the number of HIV infections among men who have sex with men are... read more
Two decades of studies conducted by the Rakai Health Sciences Programme in rural Uganda to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of male circumcision are summarized in... read more
This article in Global Health: Science and Practice describes a project in which standardised voluntary male circumcision was provided during traditional initiation camps. A local... read more
Researchers examined the safety and acceptability of using the PrePex device for surgical male circumcision among adolescents in Zimbabwe. Findings from active surveillance of 618... read more
This study in the Journal of the International AIDS Society examines the number and characteristics of people who were reached by each of five modes used to deliver HIV self-test... read more
This trial, described in PLoS One, was conducted to determine the feasibility of a prevention intervention that included voluntary medical male circumcision. The results include... read more
This systematic review of the literature, published in the journal Frontiers in Public Health, investigates the association between male circumcision and women’s risk of sexually... read more
This review article in Current Opinion in HIV and AIDS discusses various approaches for creating demand for primary prevention interventions, including voluntary medical male... read more