Sentence examples for condom strategy from inspiring English sources

Get on that Wearable Condom Strategy this instant!

For HIV rookies, "Tinderbox" unpacks the original "A (abstinence -B (be fabstinence -Bondom)" strategy designed to reduce sexual transmission.

After the strategy has been approved, MoHSW and the private sector should implement the provisions of the condom strategy with immediate effect.

The condom strategy should be culturally appropriate, educate young people on condom use, instructions on how to use it in Swahili.

Despite bars and lodgings being mentioned as important distribution points for condoms in the national condom strategies of the three countries [ 19- 21] and the districts on paper having local strategies to distribute condoms to such places, condoms were only observed by the interviewers in a third of venues in Malindi, in less than half in Mbarali and just over half the venues in Kapiri Mposhi.

And I admit that it's hard to create and implement condom negotiation strategies geared for married women and women who believe they are in monogamous relationships.

[Woman #21, 33 years old, HIV-negative partner] Most couples were not aware of non-condom-based strategies to reduce the risk of horizontal HIV transmission.

Condom distribution, a strategy for increasing condom availability, is a principal component of risk reduction interventions targeting these persons and condom availability has been enhanced via the application of social marketing principles [ 4, 5, 6].

Compared with early HIV treatment strategies, condom promotion among HIV positive MSM is another effective strategy to prevent HIV transmission, especially because it is very inexpensive compared with administering early ART.

Additionally, interventions that increased the availability of condoms, or increased accessibility to condoms, as a distribution strategy were efficacious in increasing condom use behaviors.

This paper presents an evaluation of Avahan, a large scale HIV prevention program that was implemented using peer-mediated strategies, condom distribution and sexually transmitted infection (STI) clinical services among high-risk men who have sex with men (HR-MSM) and male to female transgender persons (TGs) in six high-prevalence state of Tamil Nadu, in southern India.