FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2934789065> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2934789065 abstract "Men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women in Sub-Saharan Africa are subjected to high levels of sexual behavior-related stigma, which may affect mental health and sexual risk behaviors. MSM and transgender women who are open about, or have disclosed their sexual behaviors appear to be most affected by stigma. Characterizing the mechanism of action of stigma in potentiating HIV-risks among these key populations is important to support the development of interventions. In this study, a total of 532 individuals were recruited across Eswatini (Swaziland) through chain-referral-sampling from October – December 2014, including 419 cisgender MSM and 109 transgender women. Participants were surveyed about demographics, stigma, outness of same-sex practices to family members and healthcare workers, and mental and sexual health. This study used latent class analysis (LCA) to determine latent constructs of stigma/outness, and used multinomial logistic regression to determine associations with underlying constructs and sexual risk behaviors. Three latent classes emerged: 1) Those who reported low probabilities of stigma (55%; 276/502); 2) Those who reported high probabilities of stigma including physical violence and fear/avoidance of healthcare, and were not “out” (11%; 54/502); and 3) Those who reported high probabilities of stigma including verbal harassment and stigma from family and friends, and were “out” (34%; 172/502). Relative to the “low stigma” class, participants from an urban area (adjusted odds ratio [AOR] = 2.78, 95% Confidence Interval [CI] = 1.53–5.07) and who engaged in condomless anal sex (AOR = 1.85, 95% CI = 1.17–2.91) were more likely to belong to the “high stigma, ‘out’” class. In contrast, those who had a concurrent male or female partner were more likely to belong to the “high stigma, not ‘out’” class AOR = 2.73, 95% CI = 1.05–7.07). Depression was associated with membership in both high-stigma classes (AOR = 3.14, 95% CI = 1.50–6.55 “not out”, AOR = 2.42, 95% CI = 1.51–3.87 “out”). Sexual behavior stigma at a community level is associated with individual-level risk behaviors among MSM and transgender women, and these associations vary by level of outness about sexual practices. Achieving sufficient coverage of evidence-based stigma interventions may be key to realizing the potential impact of HIV prevention and treatment interventions for MSM and transgender women in Eswatini." @default.
• W2934789065 created "2019-04-11" @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5018221527 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5023448131 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5037604016 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5049023314 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5052842362 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5053316224 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5059154095 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5073919259 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5075808783 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5076462204 @default.
• W2934789065 creator A5085896509 @default.
• W2934789065 date "2019-03-05" @default.
• W2934789065 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W2934789065 title "Stigma and outness about sexual behaviors among cisgender men who have sex with men and transgender women in Eswatini: a latent class analysis" @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1037619795 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1226867157 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1971164115 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1980391552 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1981426937 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1982920150 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1988629833 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W1995945951 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2000037212 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2009252789 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2028205504 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2033668152 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2035772608 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2036436550 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2041083339 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2042582756 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2044745184 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2048668460 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2049906040 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2053264846 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2056598910 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2064493761 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2065212768 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2069220531 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2070283330 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2074652926 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2075316971 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2084390339 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2088697515 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2095044822 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2114079667 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2115046127 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2123468350 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2125568653 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2132322340 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2138568333 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2146163940 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2146767477 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2149390348 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2156871675 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2162721875 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2194611528 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2205792302 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2221418713 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2233323602 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2297609803 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2316101257 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2324483436 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2399239016 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2444236768 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2481344954 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2487639113 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W2767864532 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W3122396752 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W4212792737 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W4213367093 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W4244851348 @default.
• W2934789065 cites W598269073 @default.
• W2934789065 doi "https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-019-3711-2" @default.
• W2934789065 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/6399954" @default.
• W2934789065 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30832602" @default.
• W2934789065 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2934789065 type Work @default.
• W2934789065 sameAs 2934789065 @default.
• W2934789065 citedByCount "26" @default.
• W2934789065 countsByYear W29347890652019 @default.
• W2934789065 countsByYear W29347890652020 @default.
• W2934789065 countsByYear W29347890652021 @default.
• W2934789065 countsByYear W29347890652022 @default.
• W2934789065 countsByYear W29347890652023 @default.
• W2934789065 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5018221527 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5023448131 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5037604016 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5049023314 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5052842362 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5053316224 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5059154095 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5073919259 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5075808783 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5076462204 @default.
• W2934789065 hasAuthorship W2934789065A5085896509 @default.
• W2934789065 hasBestOaLocation W29347890651 @default.
• W2934789065 hasConcept C105795698 @default.

• next