Purpose This paper examines condom use in penile-vaginal sexual intercourse among
adults in Canada. Data and method The Sex in Canada survey is a national survey of …

Introduction. Given the efficacy of latex condoms for preventing pregnancy, HIV, and most
STI, their promotion remains central to global sexual health efforts. To inform the …

Young adult Canadians of university age are highly sexually active compared to other age
groups and are at relatively high risk for sexually transmitted infections (STI). It is therefore …

Background It is important to have current and reliable estimates of the frequency and
correlates of condom use among Australian adults. Methods: A representative sample of 20 …

The prevalence of condom use at last intercourse, estimated from questions added to a
national survey, was estimated to be 20.2%. Use of condom was significantly higher for sex …

Introduction. Correct and consistent condom use remains the most effective way to reduce
sexually transmissible infection/HIV transmission during sex and is a highly effective …

This study utilized data from the Canadian Community Health Surveys (CCHS) to examine
condom use among unmarried, not living common-law (UMNCL) Canadians aged 20-34 …

Objective To compare condom use motives and behaviours in the context of penile–vaginal
intercourse (PVI) with new versus established sexual partners, using daily event-level data …

Objective To provide reliable estimates of the frequency of condom use and correlates of
condom use among Australian adults. MethodsComputer‐assisted telephone interviews …

Background: One potentially important antecedent of experiencing problems with condom
use during penile-vaginal sex is the amount of time that men (and perhaps women) allow for …