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

Objectives Decisions to use condoms are made within partnerships. We examined the
associations between inconsistent or no condom use and individual and partnership …

Condom use remains important for sexually transmitted disease (STD) prevention. This
analysis examined the prevalence of problems with condoms among 1,152 participants who …

Many women attending sexual health clinics have multiple partners, and determining factors
associated with condom use may provide useful information for health promotion strategies …

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 …

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 …

Study Design: Clients selected for this descriptive analysis reported having had at least one
unprotected episode of sexual intercourse in the last 10 episodes. In face-to-face interviews …

Objective: The objective of this study was to study the frequency and determinants of
breakage and slippage during female and male condom use. Goal: The goal of this study …

Our research aims were to:(1) assess the prevalence of two condom use problems:
breakage or slippage and partial use (delayed application or early removal) among men …

Context: Whereas the female condom has been evaluated in many hypothetical
acceptability or short-term use studies, there is little information about its suitability for the …