In this cross-sectional study the authors examine condom use attempts and condom use
among 305 high-risk, low-income African American women who reported having a main …

Context: Women who rely on long-term hormonal contraception may neglect to use
condoms, and thus increase their risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, including …

Data from more than 1,000 sexually active young males interviewed in 1988 for the National
Survey of Adolescent Males at ages 15-19 and reinterviewed in 1990-1991 at ages 17-22 …

Condoms are a time‐honored and reliable method of protection against pregnancy and
sexually transmitted infections. However, their use, and thus their effectiveness, is …

METHODS: Data from a subnationally representative study of Indian youth conducted in
2006-2008 were used to assess condom use in premarital relationships. Analyses used …

Goal of this study: To examine patterns of condom use and associated characteristics
among sexually active, never-married women in the United States. Study design: Analysis of …

Two hundred thirty-seven college students involved in heterosexual relationships were
surveyed to determine the effects of relationship type and use of forms of contraception other …

Data from a street survey conducted among 717 women aged 17-35 in two inner-city
Baltimore communities in 1991-1992 indicate that 17% of the entire sample, 38% of women …

A six-month prospective study examined consistency of condom use for disease prevention
among 308 adolescent women who had received a prescription for oral contraceptives at a …

Examined factors associated with condom use in a community‐based sample of 423
sexually active African American women. Measures were selected to reflect the components …