Multiple sexual partnerships and associated factors among young psychoactive-substance-users in informal settlements in Kampala, Uganda.
Tonny SsekamatteMoses TetuiSimon P S KibiraJohn Bosco IsunjuRichard K MugambeElizabeth NabiwembaSolomon Tsebeni WafulaEsther BuregyeyaJustine Nnakate BukenyaPublished in: PloS one (2020)
Multiple sexual partnerships are highly prevalent among young psychoactive-substance-users, irrespective of the socio-demographic strata. Being female, having lived in the informal settlement for 6-10 years, and chewing khat were significantly associated with having multiple sexual partners in the last 30 days. In tackling this high-risk sexual behaviour, it is recommended that risk-reduction interventions are considered for the different socio-demographic strata identified in this study, i.e. females, those who have lived in the informal settlement for about 6-10 years, and those who chew khat.