Characteristics of study participants.

<div><p>Previous studies have suggested high Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and hepatitis B virus (HBV) prevalence in prisons in Ghana. However, this study was part of a nationally representative bio-behavioural survey and determined the prevalence of HIV and HBV among prison inmates and i...

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Main Author:	Kwamena W. C. Sagoe (17334446) (author)
Other Authors:	Kyeremeh Atuahene (17334449) (author), Angela N. A. Ayiku (17334452) (author), Prince J. Pappoe-Ashong (17334455) (author), Isaac Boamah (5712206) (author), Holger Till (152165) (author), Francis Selorm Hagbe (17334458) (author), Isaac Kofi Egyire (17334461) (author), Matilda Nyampong (17334464) (author), Stephen Ayisi Addo (8452047) (author), Adom Manu (8318268) (author), Charles L. Noora (17334467) (author), Millicent Tetteh (17334470) (author), Augustine Ankomah (3215583) (author), Richard Adanu (309259) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Sociology Immunology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Virology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified nationally representative bio binary logistic regression 27 &# 8211 01 &# 8211 016 ), increased 5 %) compared 19 prison stations identified factors associated hepatitis b virus forced penetrative sex exceptionally high risk 45 &# 8211 07 &# 8211 443 prison inmates ghana </ p confirm hbv infections 12 male prisons hepatitis b 5 inmates 046 ), 5 years vaccination plan time spent significantly associated marital status integrated screening hbv infections general population formal education findings support educational level critical look bmi category behavioural survey behavioural data 8 %).
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Characteristics of study participants.

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