Background Young cisgender heterosexual men in Australia are the least likely population
group to undergo testing for sexually transmissible infections (STI) and ensuring barrier …

1. Executive summary Sexually transmissible infections (STIs) continue to rise among gay
and bisexual men. To better understand the social understandings and implications of this …

Background Sexually transmissible infections (STI) are prevalent and increasing among
young Australians. This study examined trends in STI testing, sexual health …

Young bisexual women experience health disparities related to sexual health, yet there is
comparatively little research that addresses which specific factors drive these disparities …

Sexual health and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing is typically portrayed as a
women's issue amid men's estrangement from healthcare services. While the underreporting …

Introduction Cisgender heterosexual boys and young men in Australia may experience or
perpetuate a range of harms in their romantic and sexual encounters with women due to …

Background In Australia, 15-to 29-year-olds account for 75% of all sexually transmissible
infection (STI) diagnoses. STI rates among young men are rising, with most diagnosed in …

Context Compared with the general population in Australia, men‐who‐have‐sex‐with‐men
(MSM) have higher rates of HIV and sexually transmissible infections (STIs). Despite …

Heteronormative assumptions can negatively influence the lives of young gay and bisexual
men, and recent sociological analyses have identified the negative impacts of …

Australian public health promotion positions safe sex as a biomedical, heteronormative
concept. Consequently, there is a dearth of scholarly research examining queer young …