Sexual Assault Injuries and Increased Risk of HIV Transmission

Jessica E. Draughon

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Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions Intimate Partner and Family Violence

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Sexual assault and HIV are coexisting public health problems. Sexual assault may increase HIV transmission risk through diverse mechanisms, such as infliction of anal, oral, and genital injuries by penile, digital, or object penetration, extragenital trauma, concurrent sexually transmitted infections, condom use, and whether the perpetrator was circumcised.

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