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Research outputs: SEXUAL HEALTH
2022 Adolescent sexual and reproductive health during the COVID-19 pandemic: a mini review
This mini review explores the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adolescent sexual and reproductive health. We conducted a rapid review of t...
Download this report2020 Provision of sexual- and reproductive-health services during COVID-19: perspectives from civil society organisations in Eastern and Southern Africa
Civil society organisations remain some of the most important role players in the provision of services related to sexual and reproductive h...
2020 Towards effective linkages of young people to sexual and reproductive health and rights services and support in eastern and southern Africa: perspectives from civil society
Despite recent increases in scholarly and donor interest in interventions addressing adolescent SRHR in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA), t...
Download this report2013 Pathways from parental AIDS to child psychological, educational and sexual risk: developing and empirically-based interactive theoretical model
Increasing evidence demonstrates negative psychological, health, and developmental outcomes for children associated with parental HIV/AIDS i...