The peer-reviewed Research section seeks to publish reports of original research related to
the clinical laboratory or one or more subspecialties. Direct all inquiries to Isaac Montoya …

Studies of condom use must rely upon self-report data which may not be reliable and valid.
This investigation examined how 192 undergraduates (17–48 years) interpret response …

Background Identifying malleable predictors of condom use in a clinic-based population
may benefit efforts to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Purpose To …

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 …

We sought to elucidate the associations of 13 items assessing negative perceptions about
condom use with gender, age and race in a sample of clinic attendees. Patients from four …

OBJECTIVE: To assess and compare condom-use errors and problems among condom-
using university males and females. METHODS: A convenience sample of 260 …

We assessed awareness and use of the “NYC Condom” among persons who use heroin
and cocaine in New York City. The NYC Condom distribution program is the largest free …

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 …

The authors used a questionnaire to assess gender differences in barriers to condom use
among 198 female and 89 male heterosexual undergraduate college students. Participants …