BACKGROUND: The purpose of the current study was to compare African American college
students who reported condom use for pregnancy prevention only, disease prevention only …

The current study examined sexual risk reduction practices of inner-city African American
women. Specifically, the intersection of condom use and partner type is examined through …

ABSTRACT Introduction In Israel, as in other industrialized countries, the age of sexual
debut among adolescents has declined, and the rate of sexually transmitted infections (STI) …

A two-group randomized experimental study was used to evaluate the impact of sexual
negotiation training as compared to standard health education on improving sexual risk …

This study describes associations of partner‐specific relationship characteristics with
consistent condom use among 297 young people (ages 13–24) with sexually transmitted …

Accurate condom use assessment is critical in sexually transmitted infection‐prevention
research. Ordinal condom use frequency measures may be problematic due to subjective …

Physical and psychological intimate partner violence (IPV) are prevalent on college
campuses and may affect young women's condom use behavior. This study explored …

Using an open‐ended questionnaire response format, this study examined self‐generated
barriers to condom use and safer sex talk among 119 heterosexual college dating couples …

Background College student men who have sex with men (MSM) are at high risk for HIV
infection due to multiple social and behavioral factors. Consistent condom use is nationally …

Rates of consistent condom use are typically low among young adults in established
relationships. This exploratory investigation examines how young adults in relationships …