Lessons Learned Social Marketing Lubricants
... Potential anti-HIV properties of some lubricants (any microbial effects would require confirmation in human clinic trials). It should be noted that although there is strong biological plausibility for lubricant use helping to reduce HIV/STI transmission, the results from definitive epidemiological ...
... Potential anti-HIV properties of some lubricants (any microbial effects would require confirmation in human clinic trials). It should be noted that although there is strong biological plausibility for lubricant use helping to reduce HIV/STI transmission, the results from definitive epidemiological ...
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS
... (1989) found little distinction between primary and secondary partners during adolescence and that adolescents practice "serial monogamy" varying in duration (a week to several years). Because teenagers and young adults demonstrate high risk sexual behavior due to unprotected intercourse, multiple-p ...
... (1989) found little distinction between primary and secondary partners during adolescence and that adolescents practice "serial monogamy" varying in duration (a week to several years). Because teenagers and young adults demonstrate high risk sexual behavior due to unprotected intercourse, multiple-p ...
Condom Semiotics - UC Berkeley Sociology Department
... keep journals of conversations about AIDS that they overheard or participated in during their daily lives.8 The project paid journalists $30 for an 80-page school notebook, each about 7,500 words and typically covering several different conversations with multiple participants. The project hired 22 ...
... keep journals of conversations about AIDS that they overheard or participated in during their daily lives.8 The project paid journalists $30 for an 80-page school notebook, each about 7,500 words and typically covering several different conversations with multiple participants. The project hired 22 ...
A validation and reduced form of the Female Condom Attitudes Scale
... HIV among women is dropping more slowly than that of men. For instance, from 1995 to 1999, new AIDS cases were lowered by 4% among women, yet the same reduction among men was 28% (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1999). Given this disparity in HIV infection reduction between men and women ...
... HIV among women is dropping more slowly than that of men. For instance, from 1995 to 1999, new AIDS cases were lowered by 4% among women, yet the same reduction among men was 28% (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1999). Given this disparity in HIV infection reduction between men and women ...
Consistent Condom Use Among Juvenile Detainees: The
... theoretical constructs specific to the domain of risky sex are key to a full understanding of safer sex resilience in juvenile detainees. The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB; Ajzen 1991) posits a mediational model of behavior in which attitudes, norms, and perceived behavioral control (often charact ...
... theoretical constructs specific to the domain of risky sex are key to a full understanding of safer sex resilience in juvenile detainees. The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB; Ajzen 1991) posits a mediational model of behavior in which attitudes, norms, and perceived behavioral control (often charact ...
Determinants of consistent condom use among
... though Lao PDR is classified as a low HIV prevalence country with 0.2% of adults aged 15–49 estimated to be HIV positive, the prevalence is higher among FSWs compared to the general population at between one and four percent [5, 7]. Also STI prevalence among FSWs in Lao PDR is high with 18% for Gono ...
... though Lao PDR is classified as a low HIV prevalence country with 0.2% of adults aged 15–49 estimated to be HIV positive, the prevalence is higher among FSWs compared to the general population at between one and four percent [5, 7]. Also STI prevalence among FSWs in Lao PDR is high with 18% for Gono ...
Attitudes towards Condom Usage among College
... This study looks not only at ethnic differences, but also age. In almost all STIs, the rates of illness among 15 to 24 year olds are higher than the national average, with the exclusion of Syphilis, with which 15 to 19 year olds are infected at a rate of 1.9 cases and 20 to 24 year olds at a rate o ...
... This study looks not only at ethnic differences, but also age. In almost all STIs, the rates of illness among 15 to 24 year olds are higher than the national average, with the exclusion of Syphilis, with which 15 to 19 year olds are infected at a rate of 1.9 cases and 20 to 24 year olds at a rate o ...
Does Access To condoms Prevent Teen Pregnancy - kristin-boyd
... knowing you want the full package, that package must be wrapped. You travel to the nearest convenience store, your local gas station. You acknowledge that this is where you receive the wrapping paper for your rather pleasant surprise. Step by step, you make your way into the store. Obviously embarra ...
... knowing you want the full package, that package must be wrapped. You travel to the nearest convenience store, your local gas station. You acknowledge that this is where you receive the wrapping paper for your rather pleasant surprise. Step by step, you make your way into the store. Obviously embarra ...
Safer Sex - Region of Durham
... Inform the group that while lubricated condoms are usually sufficient on their own, extra lubrication can be used to prevent excess friction and to enhance sensation. Lubrication can be put on the inside and outside of the condom. The only lubrication that is safe to use with condoms is water-based ...
... Inform the group that while lubricated condoms are usually sufficient on their own, extra lubrication can be used to prevent excess friction and to enhance sensation. Lubrication can be put on the inside and outside of the condom. The only lubrication that is safe to use with condoms is water-based ...
The female condom: knowledge, attitude, and willingness to use
... reasons having more to do with psychological issues. Therefore, it could be argued that while female difficulties could be more easily overcome by instruction and frequent use of the female condom, the male hurdles could be more complex to overcome and could ultimately negatively influence use of th ...
... reasons having more to do with psychological issues. Therefore, it could be argued that while female difficulties could be more easily overcome by instruction and frequent use of the female condom, the male hurdles could be more complex to overcome and could ultimately negatively influence use of th ...
SW_120 HS-1.indd - Dickinson College
... and consistent condom use, the scale can be quickly scored or individual items can be reviewed in order to assist providers with making recommendations for specific condoms that are designed for men with varying penile dimensions or that have properties (e.g., shape, texture, lubricant type) that me ...
... and consistent condom use, the scale can be quickly scored or individual items can be reviewed in order to assist providers with making recommendations for specific condoms that are designed for men with varying penile dimensions or that have properties (e.g., shape, texture, lubricant type) that me ...
Improving Improving condom access and condom access and
... Research shows that the male condom is the single most efficient available technology to reduce the sexual transmission of HIV and other STIs. There is yet to be economic modelling produced in Australia or Victoria that relates to the social and economic burden associated with STIs. However, economi ...
... Research shows that the male condom is the single most efficient available technology to reduce the sexual transmission of HIV and other STIs. There is yet to be economic modelling produced in Australia or Victoria that relates to the social and economic burden associated with STIs. However, economi ...
Diapositiva 1 - CTN Dissemination Library
... USO and increasing condom use skills among Caucasians but not minorities given the limited emphasis on the role of race, ethnicity, and culture in the intervention. ...
... USO and increasing condom use skills among Caucasians but not minorities given the limited emphasis on the role of race, ethnicity, and culture in the intervention. ...
Halloween Safe Sex Bulletin Board
... Using a condom that could from the rim on the possibly break is like outside, it’s upside down. jumping out of a plane with an antique parachute. During World War II, condoms were used to Today condoms are made cover rifle barrels from of durable "ultra thin" being damaged by salt materials and not ...
... Using a condom that could from the rim on the possibly break is like outside, it’s upside down. jumping out of a plane with an antique parachute. During World War II, condoms were used to Today condoms are made cover rifle barrels from of durable "ultra thin" being damaged by salt materials and not ...
Should Condoms be Administered in Schools?
... Condom availability programs do not promote sexual activity. Condoms are an effective method of protection ...
... Condom availability programs do not promote sexual activity. Condoms are an effective method of protection ...
Female condom
A female condom (also known as a femidom) is a device that is used during sexual intercourse as a barrier contraceptive to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs—such as gonorrhea, syphilis, and HIV, though its protection against them is inferior to that by male condoms) and unintended pregnancy. Invented by Danish MD Lasse Hessel, it is worn internally by the female partner and provides a physical barrier to prevent exposure to ejaculated semen or other body fluids. Female condoms can be used by the receptive partner during anal sex.The female condom is a thin, soft, loose-fitting sheath with a flexible ring at each end. They typically come in various sizes. For most vaginas, a moderately sized condom is adequate; women who have recently given birth should try a large size first. The inner ring at the closed end of the sheath is used to insert the condom inside the vagina and to hold it in place during intercourse. The rolled outer ring at the open end of the sheath remains outside the vagina and covers part of the external genitalia.