Experiences and acceptance of intimate partner violence: associations with sexually transmitted infection symptoms and ability to negotiate sexual safety among young Liberian women (original) (raw)

2013, Culture, Health & Sexuality

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This research investigates the experiences and acceptance of intimate partner violence (IPV) among young women in Liberia and their associations with sexually transmitted infection (STI) symptoms and the ability to negotiate sexual safety. The study finds a significant prevalence of IPV experiences, with notable correlations between acceptance of IPV and adverse sexual health outcomes. The ability to refuse sex and negotiate condom use are influenced by IPV experiences, impacting women's sexual health and safety.