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Food Insecurity and High-Risk Sexual Behaviour among Women of Reproductive Age in Zambia: A Socio-Ecological Model

2026-02-12 sexual and reproductive health Title + abstract only
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High-risk sexual behaviour has been shown to be influenced by interpersonal, social, and economic factors in different situations and been linked to food insecurity. This study therefore investigated the individual, household and community factors associated with high-risk sexual behaviour among women age 18-49 in Zambia, paying particular attention to food insecurity status. It was anchored on the Socio-Ecological Model and used a cross-sectional non-intervention study design. We fitted survey ...

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