David Khanyile
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Recent Articles
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Baker V, Mulwa S, Khanyile D, Arnold G, Cousens S, Cawood C, et al.
JMIR Form Res
. 2025 Jan;
9:e55275.
PMID: 39889281
Background: Mass media campaigns, particularly edutainment, are critical in disseminating sexual health information to young people. However, there is limited understanding of the authentic viewing experience or how viewing contexts...
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Mulwa S, Baker V, Cawood C, Khanyile D, ODonnell D, Sarrassat S, et al.
JMIR Form Res
. 2024 Feb;
8:e44111.
PMID: 38349729
Background: MTV Shuga is an edutainment campaign designed to equip young people with knowledge, motivation, and informed choices to protect themselves from HIV infection. From 2019 to 2020, a total...
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Durevall D, Cowden R, Beckett S, Kharsany A, Lewis L, George G, et al.
Int J Behav Med
. 2023 Jul;
31(4):620-630.
PMID: 37477850
Background: Several studies have reported on the benefits of social support for health behaviour, including risky sex. Social support may thus be an important resource for promoting individual health and...
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Baker V, Mulwa S, Khanyile D, Sarrassat S, ODonnell D, Piot S, et al.
BMJ Paediatr Open
. 2023 Jan;
7(1).
PMID: 36693683
Introduction: The South African government responded swiftly to the first wave of novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) with a nationwide lockdown. Initial restrictions from March-July 2020 required people to stay at home...
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Lewis L, Kharsany A, Humphries H, Maughan-Brown B, Beckett S, Govender K, et al.
PLoS One
. 2022 Dec;
17(12):e0279289.
PMID: 36542645
Background: In sub-Saharan Africa, high HIV incidence rates in adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) persist despite extensive HIV prevention efforts. Methods: A prospective cohort of 2,710 HIV-negative AGYW (15-24...
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Baker V, Mulwa S, Sarrassat S, Khanyile D, Cousens S, Cawood C, et al.
Cult Health Sex
. 2022 Jul;
25(7):803-817.
PMID: 35900942
This study explores how and why young people engage with , a popular mass media campaign in South Africa, to understand what makes effective HIV edutainment. Young MTV Shuga viewers...
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Gottert A, Pulerwitz J, Heck C, Shabangu P, Lukhele B, Cawood C, et al.
AIDS
. 2022 Jun;
36(Suppl 1):S85-S97.
PMID: 35766578
Objective: To assess trends in men's HIV risk factors and service use, and their experiences with prevention programming, during an intensive HIV response for adolescent girls and young women and...
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George G, Beckett S, Reddy T, Govender K, Cawood C, Khanyile D, et al.
BMC Public Health
. 2022 May;
22(1):973.
PMID: 35568839
Background: HIV incidence among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) remains high, with their male partners a prominent factor in sustaining these elevated rates. Partnership characteristics remain important metrics for...
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Govender K, Beckett S, Reddy T, Cowden R, Cawood C, Khanyile D, et al.
JAMA Netw Open
. 2022 Apr;
5(4):e228640.
PMID: 35452103
Importance: In South Africa, adolescent girls and young women aged 15 to 24 years are among the most high-risk groups for acquiring HIV. Progress in reducing HIV incidence in this...
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Birdthistle I, Mulwa S, Sarrassat S, Baker V, Khanyile D, ODonnell D, et al.
BMJ Glob Health
. 2022 Apr;
7(4).
PMID: 35365480
Introduction: Innovative HIV technologies can help to reduce HIV incidence, yet uptake of such tools is relatively low among young people. To create awareness and demand among adolescents and young...