Prevalence and correlates of intimate partner sexual violence among pregnant women in Napak district, Northeastern Uganda.
Intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV) during pregnancy is of key reproductive health concern as it is associated with various risks linked to severe intrapartum complications. This study assessed the prevalence and the correlates of intimate partner sexual violence among pregnant women in Napak di...
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Main Authors: | Godfrey Patrick Amodoi (Author), Ivan Mugisha Taremwa (Author), Joan Nakakande (Author), Pardon Akugizibwe (Author), Samuel Mugambe (Author), Miisa Nanyingi (Author) |
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2024-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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