Research Article

HIV-prevention measures on a university campus in South Africa – perceptions, practices and needs of undergraduate medical students

Published in: African Journal of AIDS Research
Volume 19 , issue 2 , 2020 , pages: 156–163

DOI: 10.2989/16085906.2020.1775663

Author(s): Willem Kruger , South Africa , Neo Lebesa , South Africa , Katlego Lephalo , South Africa , Dumenzile Mahlangu , South Africa , Mpumelelo Mkhosana , South Africa , Motlhoboga Molise , South Africa , Pretty Segopa , South Africa , Gina Joubert , South Africa

Keywords: abstinence , campus health services , female condom , HIV testing , HIV promotional material , male condom

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Abstract

Background: Young adults such as university students are considered to be a key population for HIV-prevention efforts. This study aimed to determine the perceptions, practices and needs of undergraduate medical students regarding HIV-prevention measures available on campus.

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