… condom use errors/problems were common: not discussing condom use with the partner (34.3%),
not having a condom … (21.6%), removing condoms before sex concludes (26.9%), and …

… between self-reported condom use and prevalent and incident chlamydia, gonorrhea, or …
the standard clinic condom or a choice of 4 condom types. The study measured self-reported …

… use of latex male condoms or female condoms was associated with a statistically significant
reduction in the combined incidence of gonorrhoea, chlamydial infection or syphilis in high-…

… of condoms (eg letting condoms contact sharp objects or other application errors, not using
condoms … the following search terms: condom rate, condom error rate, condom problem rate, …

… four main curable STIs: chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and trichomoniasis, occur annually …
gonorrhea include those with a propensity towards multiple sexual partners and poor condom …

… and condom use may have been exaggerated. Other studies found substantially lower rates
of condom use … A possible explanation is that our study participants were not using condoms …

… fingernails; unrolling a condom backwards and not towards the … of the condom; and not
holding the rim of the condom down … Inconsistent condom use means–not using a condom every …

… Positive Urine Test for Gonorrhea or Chlamydial Infection Table 4 reports ORs from simple
and multiple logistic regressions of gonorrhea or chlamydia infection on condom use at debut …

… clinical studies of condom use and gonorrhea and chlamydia to examine how limitations
in study design, along with biologic factors, can impact estimates of condom effectiveness for …

… with STI transmission are extremely complex and involve constructs that are difficult to
measure or were not included in this analysis (such as risk perception, trust, event-level condom …