Jennifer Moodley

TL;DR: Overall, greater intentions to have children were associated with being male, having fewer children, living in an informal settlement and use of antiretroviral therapy, with being on HAART strongly associated with women's fertility intentions.

TL;DR: This paper documents the changes in health policy and services that have occurred in South Africa, focusing particularly on key areas of sexual and reproductive health: contraception, maternal health, termination of pregnancy, cervical and breast cancer, gender-based and sexual violence, HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections and infertility.

TL;DR: HIV positive women were at an increased risk of cervical pre-cancer, but did not demonstrate an excess risk of invasive cervical cancer.

TL;DR: Qualitative research investigating key challenges and barriers towards human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine introduction in the Western Cape Province, South Africa assists in identifying potential barriers and facilitating factors towards HPV vaccines and will inform the development of policy and programs to support HPV vaccination introduction.

TL;DR: Women and men of reproductive age attending HIV/AIDS care and treatment services at a public health clinic in Cape Town, South Africa wanted integrated services, especially for contraception and to reduce stigma, and HIV-positive men's lack of experience with SRH services and antipathy towards attending “women's” health services were highlighted.