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High-Risk Sexual Behavior at Social Venues in Madagascar

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Author(s): Khan MR, Rasolofomanana JR, McClamroch KJ, Ralisimalala A, Zafimanjaka MG, Behets F, Weir SS

Year: 2008

Citation:

Sex Trans Diseases 2008. 35(8):738–745. 2008. 35(8):738–745.

Abstract:
Background: Persistent high levels of sexually transmitted infection (STI) in Madagascar indicate current prevention strategies are inadequate. STI/HIV prevention based in social venues may play an important role in reaching individuals at risk of infection. We identified venues where people meet sexual partners and measured the need and potential for venue-based prevention.

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High-Risk Sexual Behavior at Social Venues in Madagascar

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