Background. Traditional undergraduate college students in the United States are in the age
range that experiences the highest rate of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and are …

We conducted a systematic review to assess the impact of school-based condom availability
programs (CAPs) on condom acquisition, use and sexual behavior. We searched PubMed to …

PURPOSE: We conducted an intervention to improve the implementation of a high school
condom availability program, and evaluated its effect on students' awareness of the program …

We examined self-efficacy theory's ability to explain adolescents' intent to use condoms. In
this study, 673 males and 404 females (mean age, 17.8 years) about to begin college …

College students may engage in risky sexual behaviors, such as inconsistent condom use,
which increase their risk of sexually transmitted infections. This study examined the …

Objective: Condom distribution programmes are an important means of preventing sexually
transmitted infections (STIs); yet little research has examined their perceived and actual …

This study evaluated the relationship between condom-related protective behavioral
strategies (PBS; including those that require active behavior and mental planning) and …

BACKGROUND: School‐based human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/sexually transmitted
infection (STI), and pregnancy prevention programs often focus on consistent and correct …

Objective: This pilot study tested the efficacy of a brief, novel, theory-driven, self-guided,
home-based intervention designed to promote condom use among young men who have …

Objective: This review synthesizes findings from the peer-reviewed evaluation literature on
condom availability programs (CAPs) in secondary schools. Data Source: Peer-reviewed …