Resources associated with learning about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) were
investigated in relation to college students' sexual knowledge and sexual self-efficacy …

This study investigates the nature of college students' sexual health knowledge, prior sex
education coverage, and sexual communication and confidence. We created a new …

Background: Since 2014, the rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis have increased in
the United States with young people (ages fifteen to twenty-four), gay and bisexual men, and …

The purpose of this study was to address the perceived and actual knowledge levels of
sexually transmitted diseases (STDS) among college students at a southern university. The …

Research demonstrates that young adults typically score high on knowledge of safe sex
practices. Unfortunately, knowledge about risk is often quite unrelated to practicing safer sex …

Introduction Most emerging adults enter college with little-to-no exposure to comprehensive
sexual health education. College entry provides young adults with the freedom to explore …

This study explores college student's knowledge of sexually transmitted diseases. The
research instrument consisted of four sections: demographics, a Likert scale rating the …

This study measured the effectiveness of an evidence-based educational intervention
targeting STD prevention in Greek society members attending college and examined …

According to the Centers for Disease Control (2009), young adults account for only 25% o
fsexually active persons in the United States, but account for 50% of the newly diagnosed …

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) continue to remain a public health concern in the
United States, especially among young people. Levels of knowledge with regard to STDs …