Tomoko Miyahara, Yuya Nakajima, Atsuo Naya, Daisuke Shimizu, Rumi Tanemura
Cognitive and self-regulation skills for employment among people with brain injury: A comparison of employed and non-employed people using mixed analysis
Work (Reading, Mass.)
men sex men msm known contribute increased hiv prevalence integral part key populations high vulnerability hivaids due sexual behaviours mozambique conducted two rounds biobehavioral surveys bbs population main objective estimating hiv prevalence associated risk behaviors among msm mozambique present study aims estimate trend hiv prevalence determine correlations hiv infection among msm repeated crosssectional analytical study conducted secondary data first second rounds bbs mozambique conducted 2011 20202021 respectively round used similar methodology allowed comparison two surveys chisquare test logistic regression used compare hiv prevalence bbs rounds identify factors associated hiv assess changes hiv prevalence across selected risk factors significant increase hiv prevalence among msm 71149 living maputo 93147 uncircumcised 117251 reported two sexual partners last year 52144 contrast decrease prevalence among adult msm aged 25 29 years 247139 aged 30 years older 457277 married 291168 higher education 16759 moderate perception hiv risk 10934 multivariable analysis showed factors age marital status religion sexual identity circumcision use lubrication anal sex significantly associated risk hiv infection study underscores continuing need hiv prevention education efforts rise prevalence among specific population segments sustained presence risk factors emphasize requirement holistic strategies tailored unique requirements subgroup understanding trends risk factors crucial guiding public health policies designing efficacious prevention programs aim curtail hiv transmission enhancing wellbeing impacted condition