Hiv Prevalence in Senegal associated with The Sugar Daddy Phenomenon

The book "HIV Prevalence in Senegal in Relation to the Sugar Daddy Phenomenon" by Ousmane Toure offers a comprehensive analysis of HIV prevalence in Senegal and highlights the social and cultural factors that contribute to risky sexual behavior. It examines how the pursuit of social legitimacy influences the behavior of women and girls in Senegal. Through a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, the role of education, occupation, and age in relation to sexual behavior is analyzed. The work aims to identify the psychosocial identity of Senegalese women as a crucial factor in their risky behavior and to address the role of men as the primary spreaders of HIV. This study is particularly relevant for developing a better understanding of the complex relationships between culture, gender roles, and health in West Africa.