Publications by authors named "Demoze Jenbere"
Article Synopsis
- Contraception is crucial for preventing unplanned pregnancies and HIV transmission from mother to child in Ethiopia, where there’s a notable gap in usage among sexually active HIV-positive women.
- A study involving 308 HIV-positive women revealed that only 38.3% were using contraception, with injectables being the most popular method; factors influencing usage included age, disclosure of HIV status, previous contraceptive experience, and sexual activity.
- Findings indicate a significant barrier to contraceptive use among these women, particularly highlighting that alcohol consumption negatively impacts their likelihood of using contraception.
