To understand how US funding cuts are affecting access to HIV treatment in Kenya, Erica Sedlander, DrPH, and a team of researchers interviewed people living with HIV and the providers who care for them.
New research published by Patience Afulani, MBChB, PhD, and colleagues in the US, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda, used surveys from nearly 2,000 postpartum women in Ghana and Kenya within 12 weeks of birth to understand the landscape of person-centered care during pregnancy and childbirth.
Group-based online sexual health education can expand young people's access to information. Researchers led by Mara Decker, PhD, delved deeper to understand how students felt about online programs and whether there was a difference in their sexual health knowledge.
A new study led by Alison Comfort, PhD, Sarah Piombo PhD, and US and Ugandan colleagues collected social network data across 8 villages in Uganda to examine the role of social influence on contraceptive use among partnered, reproductive-age women.
In a study led by Yasaman Zia, PhD, researchers interviewed contraceptive providers around the country and identified 3 main themes of contemporary racism among contraceptive care providers.
