In countries battling the most severe HIV epidemics in the world, there is yet another powerful and under-addressed structural force at play: the ubiquitous availability of cheap alcohol and drinking norms that encourage its hazardous use. Katherine Fritz advocates for a multilevel response to alcohol and risky sex behavior.
A Holistic Approach to HIV Prevention Programming for Female Sex Workers
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Balancing Research With Rights-Based Principles of Practice for Programming for Men Who Have Sex With Men
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Reducing HIV Infection in Young Women in Southern Africa: The Key to Altering Epidemic Trajectories in a Generalized, Hyperendemic Setting
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The Astonishing Neglect of an HIV Prevention Strategy: The Value of Integrating Family Planning and HIV Services
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Uganda’s Zero Grazing Campaign
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