Bmc public health behavior and the risk of in uganda: an analysis of the demographic and health survey data

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• who: Disability status and colleagues from the This study assessed the determinants of sexual IPV by disability status, and examined factors that presented a higher risk of sexual IPV for women with disabilitiesSexual IPV was more prevalent among women with disabilities. The adjusted odds of recent sexual IPV were higher for women with disabilities compared to nondisabled women. Gender-based and other socio-economic risk factors intersect with the stigma [18] and the associated discrimination to increase their vulnerability to sexual IPV [7, ]. This finding is in line with previous studies in Uganda on lifetime sexual IPV . . .
  

   

  

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