Over the last decade, young Australian's rates of chlamydia infection have been steadily
increasing with notable differences between young men and women (Kirby Institute, 2018) …

Background Increasing access to sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing among young,
heterosexual men is advocated as a means of reducing STI rates in the UK. New mobile …

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

Despite rising levels of safe-sex knowledge in Australia, sexually transmitted infection
notifications continue to increase. A culture-centred approach suggests it is useful in …

The sexual health of young people in England is an urgent public health concern. While
interventions to address young people's sexual health have focussed on knowledge, skills …

Background Chlamydia infection is the most common notifiable sexually transmitted
infection (STI) in Australia and mostly affects young people (15–25 years). This paper …

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

Cross-sectional surveys were conducted annually from 2006 to 2011 at a music festival.
Eight thousand one hundred sixty-five young people completed surveys. STI testing rates …

Background There is increased heterosexual transmission of syphilis in Australia, an
infection with severe outcomes. Australian policy emphasizes increasing sexually …

Background The need to challenge messages that reinforce harmful negative discourses
around sexual risk and responsibility is a priority in improving sexual health. The mass …