Male circumcision may reduce the probability of HIV acquisition by men (see article Circumcision and HIV).

Syphilis is associated with increased risk for HIV sexual acquisition and transmission (516,517).

Rates of HIV acquisition in HIV-neg males and HIV-neg female partners.

Emerging data on bacterial vaginosis as a risk factor for HIV acquisition in women (13,102) likewise represent a major potential opportunity, as well as a challenge.

We found insufficient evidence to support an interventional effect of male circumcision on HIV acquisition in heterosexual men.

The purpose was to test the effect of adult male circumcision on HIV acquisition.

Male circumcision and HIV acquisition and transmission: cohort studies in Rakai, Uganda.

HIV counseling seeks to reduce HIV acquisition and transmission through the following: Information.