Socio-economic and demographic characteristics of the fishermen and their spouses.

<p>Freq = frequency; SD = standard deviation.</p

Mobility as one of the determinants of HIV infection.

*<p>Confounders entered into the model as continuous variables.</p>#<p>No formal education group was combined with primary education group.</p><p>Ref = reference group.</p><p>aPR = adjusted prevalence ratio.</p><p>CI = confidence interval.</p

Association of MC preference in uncircumcised men with STI infection and high risk behaviors.

<p>*Statistically significant association (p≤.05),</p>†<p>Controlling for age, number of sex partners, ethnic group (Luo/non-Luo), and marriage status.</p>§<p>Controlling for age.</p>‡<p>Difference by Kolmogorov-Smirnov test for comparing two groups.</p

Participant characteristics.

<p>*PMTCT, Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.</p><p>Participant characteristics.</p

Intervention text messages.

<p>Intervention text messages.</p

Demographic factors and beliefs about HIV by preference for circumcision in uncircumcised men – Kisumu, Kenya.

<p>Demographic factors and beliefs about HIV by preference for circumcision in uncircumcised men – Kisumu, Kenya.</p

Socio-demographic and HIV-related characteristics of MAMAS study participants (N = 1777).

1<p>obtained from medical chart after the interview, based on offer of HIV testing during the first ANC visit.</p

Unadjusted logistic regression of predictors of health facility birth attitude (n = 1759).

1<p>120 participants refused to answer.</p>2<p>87 participants refused to answer.</p>3<p>78 participants refused to answer.</p>*<p>p<.05.</p>**<p>p<.01.</p

Agreement on the 11 Health Facility Birth Attitude (HFBA) items (N = 1777).

<p>Agreement on the 11 Health Facility Birth Attitude (HFBA) items (N = 1777).</p

Focus group discussion questions grouped by Health Belief Model constructs.

<p>Focus group discussion questions grouped by Health Belief Model constructs.</p