Two hundred and seventy-seven drug using adults were interviewed regarding details of
their most recent sexual encounter. Demographic, attitudinal, and context variables were …

Correlates of condom use were identified using cross-sectional data from a convenience
sample of 211 sexually active intravenous drug users enrolled in methadone maintenance …

The use of condoms has been advocated as a means of preventing the transmission of the
human immunodeficiency virus and other sexually transmitted agents. To better understand …

This three-wave study explored the prospective effects of habit (previous condom use),
intentions to use condoms, past and proximal (before sex) drug use (alcohol, marijuana …

Rationale Engaging in risky sexual behavior increases transmission of HIV. Objective The
present study used previously elicited salient outcomes of condom use to examine the factor …

Background For substance abuse treatment‐seekers engaging in high risk sexual behavior,
their inconsistent condom use may be related to their condom use attitudes and skills …

This study identified variables associated with increased condom use among drug abusers
in a randomized trial of three AIDS educational programs in a short-term inpatient …

Studies consistently find that negative condom beliefs or attitudes are significantly
associated with less condom use in various populations, including HIV-positive injection …

The need for behavioral change of risky sexual practices has been of the highest priority
since the onset of the AIDS epidemic. The major focus of education for safe sex has been …

Objective: To examine the factors associated with condom use among a cohort of sexually
active intravenous drug users (IVDU). Design: Data were collected via personal interview at …