Dr.(Prof.) Elizabeth J. Anderson

Research Questions: Rape prevention practice and policy have roots in data from 1985. This study uses 2015 national data to project recent prevalence, assesses whether rates now differ from ...

Background: Despite unprecedented advances in worldwide access to the internet via smartphones, barriers to engaging hard-to-reach populations remain in many methods of health research. A p...

Objectives Levels of knowledge about the sexual transmission of Zika virus are consistently low in populations at risk of a mosquito-borne outbreak, including among women of childbearing ag...

Sexual assault, including unwanted sexual contact, coercion, and rape, is a social phenomenon that has been approached in a variety of ways in different global contexts. Attempts to address ...

Sexual assault is universal in human societies throughout recorded history. It changes lives forever, but not necessarily for the worse. More women are victimized and most perpetrators are m...

During the 2016 Zika pandemic in Brazil, women’s perceptions of infection risk, ability to adhere to Zika prevention strategies, or access to services following exposure were not emphasize...

Mobile health (mHealth) technologies are increasingly used across health programming including intimate partner violence (IPV) prevention to optimize screening, educational outreach, and lin...

Introduction Victims of intimate partner violence (IPV), or those individuals susceptible to IPV victimisation or perpetration, may benefit from participation in primary, secondary or tertia...