Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a pervasive form of gender-based violence that
exacerbates in humanitarian settings. This systematic review examined the myriad IPV …

Introduction Current healthcare systems fail to provide adequate HIV services to men. In
Zambia, 25% of adult men living with HIV were unaware of their HIV status in 2018, and 12 …

Background Assisted partner services (APS), or exposure notification and HIV testing for
sexual partners of individuals diagnosed with HIV (index clients), have been shown to be …

Introduction Identifying HIV‐positive individuals is increasingly recognized as one of the
most important and most challenging of the UNAIDS 90‐90‐90 goals. Assisted partner …

Introduction Targeted, tailored interventions to test high-risk individuals for HIV and hepatitis
C virus (HCV) are vital to achieving HIV control and HCV microelimination in Africa …

The risk difference scale is often of primary interest when evaluating public health impacts of
interventions on binary outcomes. However, few investigators report findings in terms of …

Background HIV assisted partner services (aPS) is an intervention to improve HIV status
awareness among sex and drug-injecting partners of people newly diagnosed with HIV …

An estimated 358 million new cases of the four most common curable sexually transmitted
infections (STIs)–the three bacterial pathogens, Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria …

Background: Assisted partner services (aPS) involves notification and HIV testing for sexual
partners of persons diagnosed HIV-positive (index clients). Because the impact of aPS is …

Background: The World Health Organization recommends that persons diagnosed with HIV
be offered assisted partner notification services (APS). There are limited data on the safety of …