Intersectional differences in access to sexual and reproductive health information among the Zezuru and Karanga peoples in Zimbabwe [0.03%]
津巴布韦Zezeru和Karanga族人获取性与生殖健康信息的交又差异
Mavis Soko,Divane Nzima
Mavis Soko
In this study we examine how intersecting gendered and ethnic identities shape access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information among Zezuru and Karanga people in rural Zimbabwe. While SRH policies in Zimbabwe promote universal ac...
Men's understanding of three different measures of transactional sex: a cognitive interview study among men in Rakai, Uganda [0.03%]
一项关于乌干达拉卡伊地区男性对交易性行为三种不同度量理解的认知访谈研究
Holly M Nishimura,Neema Nakyanjo,Margaret W Gichane et al.
Holly M Nishimura et al.
Lack of valid and reliable measures and inconsistent transactional sex measurement has resulted in poor understanding of the practice, particularly among men. To improve transactional sex measurement and facilitate comparison across studies...
Health and strength in the margins: an intersectional analysis of zines authored by queer and transgender communities of colour [0.03%]
边缘中的健康与力量：对有色人种 LGBTQ 社群撰写的同人杂志所做的交叉性分析
Carolyn A Fan,Arianna Abalos,Jared Estrada et al.
Carolyn A Fan et al.
Zines, in the form of independently published print media, are underutilised resources for learning about the health of marginalised communities. Aligning our paper with critical approaches, we examined zines entries (n = 33) authored by Qu...
Barriers to sexual and reproductive health information among young Black women in the USA: caregiver and structural influences [0.03%]
美国年轻黑人女性在性与生殖健康信息获取方面的障碍：照料者和制度的影响
Sophia Peron,Anita Oppong,Fatemeh Sadat Hosseini et al.
Sophia Peron et al.
Young Black women in the USA face systemic barriers to accessing accurate sexual and reproductive health (SRH) knowledge, relying on peers or the internet due to inadequate education and cultural biases. This reliance can lead to SRH misinf...
At the shift: Norwegian abortion providers between policy and practice [0.03%]
变革之中：挪威的堕胎服务提供者在政策与实践之间挣扎
Lotta Maria Vilhelmiina Linjala,Anna Solveig Kolz,Marte E S Haaland et al.
Lotta Maria Vilhelmiina Linjala et al.
This study investigated abortion providers' experiences during Norway's recent regulatory transition extending the time allowed for self-determined abortion from 12 to 18 weeks. Through semi-structured interviews with 12 healthcare professi...
'If you cherish your body, you shouldn't get pregnant': bodily costs of childbearing in influencing Chinese female university students' fertility intentions [0.03%]
“爱你的身体就不要生育”——身体成本对华女大学生生育意愿的影响
Jiayu Xu,Yiyue Huangfu
Jiayu Xu
This paper engages with 'the bodily costs of childbearing' or the negative physical consequences of pregnancy and childbirth and examines their role in shaping Chinese female university students' fertility intentions. A thematic analysis in...
When women's HIV prevention becomes unstable: findings from a longitudinal qualitative study in Sierra Leone [0.03%]
当妇女预防艾滋病措施不稳定时——塞拉利昂纵向定性研究结果
Eric Nzirakaindi Ikoona,Lucy Namulemo,Ronald Kaluya et al.
Eric Nzirakaindi Ikoona et al.
HIV prevention among women is often described as movement from risk recognition to protective action. Structural and gender factors shape whether that movement occurs. Less clear is how these factors change over time and how these changes a...
Perceptions of masculinity and relationship power among young men in Durban and Soweto, South Africa [0.03%]
南非德班和索韦托年轻男子的男性观与关系权力观
Campion Zharima,Amanda Rowlands,Andrew Gibbs et al.
Campion Zharima et al.
Masculinities influence sexual, reproductive, and mental health outcomes and health seeking behaviours, as they intersect with socioeconomic, cultural and political forces. In post-apartheid South Africa, racialised inequities and social ch...
Testing as trust, condoms as suspicion: relational moralities and HIV prevention among young people in Tanzania [0.03%]
信任与测试、怀疑与避孕：坦桑尼亚年轻人中的关系道德观与艾滋病预防措施
Benedicto Osward Luvanda,Richard Sambaiga,Joseph Joachim Olomy
Benedicto Osward Luvanda
HIV prevention among young people in sub-Saharan Africa is often understood as an individual response to epidemiological risk, yet in many East African contexts prevention is negotiated within relationships shaped by trust, morality, and so...
Navigating lines of flight through the healthcare system: LGBTQ+ resistance and the reinvention of access [0.03%]
穿越医疗系统的飞行路线：LGBTQ+的抵抗与准入的重塑
M M L Avelino,João Mário Pessoa Júnior
M M L Avelino
This study analyses how LGBTQ+ healthcare users and healthcare professionals navigate and reconfigure access to healthcare within Brazil's Sistema Único de Saúde (Unified Health System) in contexts shaped by institutional LGBTQ-phobia. Th...