Abstract
Background Condom remains one of the most effective means of HIV prevention in the absence of proven, safe and effective vaccine. Nigeria has a surveillance system that monitors HIV trend among most-at-risk populations. Female sex workers (FSW) have the highest HIV prevalence compared to other groups. Since the ultimate goal is to prevent new infection, there is a need to evaluate condom use among FSW and the lessons will be vital for future HIV vaccine trial.
Highlights
Condom remains one of the most effective means of HIV prevention in the absence of proven, safe and effective vaccine
Female sex workers (FSW) have the highest HIV prevalence compared to other groups
Since the ultimate goal is to prevent new infection, there is a need to evaluate condom use among FSW and the lessons will be vital for future HIV vaccine trial
Summary
Condom remains one of the most effective means of HIV prevention in the absence of proven, safe and effective vaccine. Nigeria has a surveillance system that monitors HIV trend among most-at-risk populations. Female sex workers (FSW) have the highest HIV prevalence compared to other groups. Since the ultimate goal is to prevent new infection, there is a need to evaluate condom use among FSW and the lessons will be vital for future HIV vaccine trial. Clients per day OR=1.7 95%CI:1.3-2.3) and those aged 25years and above OR=1.4 95%CI:1.1-2.1
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