Research Article

The dapivirine vaginal ring from the perspective of married men in Uganda

Published in: African Journal of AIDS Research
Volume 20 , issue 1 , 2021 , pages: 53–60

DOI: 10.2989/16085906.2020.1866043

Author(s): Anita Kabarambi , Uganda , Sylvia Kusemererwa , Uganda , Emily Krogstad , South Africa , Philippe Mayaud , Uganda , Janet Seeley , Uganda , Joseph Mugisha , Uganda , Mitzy Gafos , United Kingdom

Keywords: Africa , decision-making , HIV prevention , microbicide ring , socio-ecological framework

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Abstract

Background: Men play a key role in influencing uptake of women’s health products, such as female condoms and vaginal microbicides used for family planning and HIV prevention.

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