CONTEXT: Adolescent pregnancy, HIV, and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are
major public health problems in the US Implementing group-based interventions that …

OBJECTIVE: The use of computers to promote healthy behavior is increasing. To evaluate
the efficacy of these computer-delivered interventions, we conducted a meta-analysis of the …

Objectives: To conduct a meta-analysis of computer technology-based HIV prevention
behavioral interventions aimed at increasing condom use among a variety of at-risk …

Background Sexual health promotion is a major public health challenge; there is huge
potential for health promotion via technology such as the Internet. Objectives To determine …

Purpose Technology-based interventions to promote sexual health have proliferated in
recent years, yet their efficacy among youth has not been meta-analyzed. This study …

Background: Young people are at risk of poor sexual health and are, therefore, in need of
comprehensive, effective sexual health education. Young people are confident and constant …

Adolescents in the United States spend six to seven hours a day with some form of media,
including television, music, movies, magazines, the Internet, and smart cell phones (Roberts …

Members of the public health and criminal justice disciplines often work with marginalized
populations: people at high risk of drug use, health problems, incarceration, and other …

A self-administered, street intercept survey was conducted in order to examine the relation of
stigma and shame associated with sexually transmitted infections (STI) to STI testing …

Purpose Few computer-based HIV, sexually transmitted infection (STI), and pregnancy
prevention programs are available, and even fewer target early adolescents. In this study …