The paper investigates the complex relationships between premarital fertility and HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan African countries. The DHS surveys provided data to compute the prevalence of premarital fertility, defined as any birth before the first marriage. The UNAIDS database provided data to compute the prevalence of HIV infection among pregnant women. Results indicate a moderate association between the prevalence of premarital fertility and the prevalence of HIV infection (correlation coefficient = 0.64, P< 0.0001), and similar geographical patterns. Compared with the average pattern, outlier countries had either high levels of premarital fertility an
Fertility transition in sub-Saharan Africa has been different than elsewhere, showing slow pace, hal...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...
The paper investigates the complex relationships between premarital fertility and HIV/AIDS in sub-Sa...
This paper examines the role of social and cultural norms regarding fertility in women’s HIV risk in...
The paper investigates the complex relationships between premarital fertility and HIV/AIDS in sub-Sa...
One of the impacts of HIV/AIDS on individual women and populations in severely affected areas of Sub...
This Population Council working paper assesses the potential roles of late age at marriage and a lon...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Fertility transition in sub-Saharan Africa has been different than elsewhere, showing slow pace, hal...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Fertility transition in sub-Saharan Africa has been different than elsewhere, showing slow pace, hal...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...
The paper investigates the complex relationships between premarital fertility and HIV/AIDS in sub-Sa...
This paper examines the role of social and cultural norms regarding fertility in women’s HIV risk in...
The paper investigates the complex relationships between premarital fertility and HIV/AIDS in sub-Sa...
One of the impacts of HIV/AIDS on individual women and populations in severely affected areas of Sub...
This Population Council working paper assesses the potential roles of late age at marriage and a lon...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Fertility transition in sub-Saharan Africa has been different than elsewhere, showing slow pace, hal...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...
Findings from previous studies linking the HIV/AIDS epidemic and fertility of populations have remai...
Fertility transition in sub-Saharan Africa has been different than elsewhere, showing slow pace, hal...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...
The causes of large variation in the sizes of HIV epidemics among countries in sub-Saharan Africa ar...