Context: It is not established whether the condom is as effective at preventing heterosexual
transmission of HIV as it is for preventing conception. An overall estimate of condom …

The correlates of unprotected sex among a sample of heterosexual men living with HIV (n=
121) were examined to determine whether patient characteristics can be used as a basis for …

Context: Women's and men's number of sexual partners and protective practices such as
condom use can have a direct effect on their risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases …

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 …

This article utilizes constructs of the AIDS Risk Reduction Model (ARRM) to examine
condom use in a sample of 215 HIV-infected women in New Jersey. We find evidence that …

New data from the 1988 National Survey of Adolescent Males indicate that 60 percent of
never-married young men ages 15-19 are sexually active. Among 17-19-year-old males …

Research indicates that high numbers of gay and bisexual men report infrequent or
inconsistent condom use, placing them at risk for HIV and other STDs. The present study …

Condom promotion strategies for adolescents typically include provision of STD/HIV-
associated knowledge, fostering favorable attitudes toward condom use, promoting positive …

Differences in motives for condom use and their implications for understanding frequency of
use were investigated in a random, biracial (Black, White) sample of heterosexuals, aged 17 …

Although condom use differs by partner type (ie, primary vs. non-primary partner), attitudes
towards condom use are typically measured without consideration of partner type. This study …