Study Objective To assess condom use as a function of number of coital events in newly
formed sexual relationships. Methods Participants who reported at least one new partner …

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 …

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 …

A study based on a convenience sample of 177 couples who each used 11 condoms found
that 103 condoms (5.3%) broke before or during intercourse and 67 condoms (3.5%) slipped …

Objectives. This study sought to describe condom use over time in new and established
adolescent relationships. Methods. The outcome variable was time (in days) until first …

A large proportion of young people move from one sexually active dating relationship to
another over the course of their teen and young adult years. A common behavioural pattern …

The aim of this study was to provide a better understanding of the likely mechanisms
underlying regular condom use. In 2009, 1145 sexually active individuals aged 18–65 years …

A theoretical model was used to examine the influence of relationship factors, pregnancy
intentions, contraceptive behavior and other psychosocial characteristics on stages of …

Background: Incorrect condom use is a common problem that can undermine their
prevention impact. We assessed the prevalence of 2 condom use problems …

Background Condom-less sex can increase the risk of acquiring or transmitting HIV. Aim To
characterize the prevalence of condom use at the most recent sex act and identify factors …