OBJECTIVES: Several new methods are available, but we know little about successful
integration of contraceptive technologies into services. We investigated provider factors …

OBJECTIVES: Criminally involved adolescents engage in high levels of alcohol-related risky
sex. A theory-based sexual and alcohol risk-reduction intervention was designed …

Introduction. Correct and consistent condom use remains the most effective way to reduce
sexually transmissible infection/HIV transmission during sex and is a highly effective …

METHODS: Data from the 2010 Family Health and Wealth Survey were used In bivariate
and multinomial logistic regression analyses to identify associations between relationship …

CONTEXT Although expanding research has found that relationship characteristics can
shape contraceptive use among young adults, limited research has examined how …

Background: Understanding the link between physical intimate partner violence (IPV) and
contraception is key to preventing unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted …

CONTEXT Contraceptive decision making occurs in the context of relationships. Although
many individual‐level characteristics have been linked to youths' contraceptive use, less is …

Because decisions related to contraceptive behavior are often made by young adults in the
context of specific relationships, the relational context likely influences use of contraceptives …

Background One in six pregnancies in Britain are unplanned. An understanding of
influences on contraceptive method choice is essential to provision compatible with users' …

PURPOSE: Existing failure rate studies indicate that typical use of oral contraception (OC)
results in fewer unplanned pregnancies than condom use, even among teenagers …