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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Last sexual encounter"”.

  1. ¡Tenemos que hablar! (We need to talk!): The contraceptive use of Mexican American young women

    … the social determinants of contraceptive use at last sexual encounter for Mexican American young women. Women aged 18–24 were the focus as they are at an increased risk for sexually transmitted infections (i.e., chlamydia, HIV/AIDS) due to risky sexual behaviors. This study utilized an integrated …

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  2. African American women and HIV prevention

    … instrumentation used for this research was the Sexual Health and Beliefs Survey. Results indicated that 69 percent of the respondents had five or more sexual partners in the lifetime. Ninety-four percent of the participants knew where to purchase condoms, and 89 percent stated that they had …

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  3. Knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and practises (KABP) of adolescents / young adults (15-24 year of age) attending a private general practice, regarding HIV Voluntary Counselling & Testing (VCT)

    … of respondents reported current or previous sexually activity, of which 89% reported that they had one sexual partner over the preceding three months and 58%, reported not using a condom at their last sexual encounter. The mean age of sexual debut was 16 years. Most respondents could identify …

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  4. The effect of a sports-based HIVv prevention programme on HIV risk related behaviours among high school learners

    … amid the growing concern of adolescent risky sexual behaviour, influenced by biological and psycho-social factors. There is an increasing demand for adolescent sexual risk reduction interventions, especially in sub-Saharan Africa which remains the hub of HIV epidemic worldwide. Sport-based HIV …

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