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  1. 3441
    “…The factors associated with not being aware of one’s risk were: being a woman, being from Guyana or Suriname, non-systematic use of condoms with a regular partner, and never or not recently having been tested for HIV. …”
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    por Keetile, Mpho, Kgosidintsi, Gofaone
    Publicado 2018
    “…Meanwhile, for respondents on HAART, 8% reported multiple sexual partners in the past 12 months, while 5% had been involved in inter-generational sex, about 2% had been involved in transactional sex and 13% had not used condoms consistently. Logistic regression results indicated non-significant association between being on HAART and sexual risk behaviours. …”
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  5. 3445
    “…Factors identified were: (1) socio-demographics; (2) gender roles and violence against women; (3) substance use; (4) transactional sex; (5) partner characteristics, partner’s drug use, and context of sex; (6) preferences, negotiation and availability of condoms; (7) HIV status and STIs; (8) number of sexual partners; (9) love and trust; (10) reproductive health and motherhood; and (11) risk awareness and perception of control. …”
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  6. 3446
    “…MATERIAL AND METHODS: Vaginal cytology samples were collected from the condoms used to cover the vaginal sonography probe during a routine first trimester visit to the hospital. …”
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    “…The most common methods were combined oral contraceptives (38%) and condoms (24%). In total, 51% had chosen hormonal contraception, of which 68% experienced side effects. …”
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    “…In the communicable disease field, most of the challenges we have addressed have had simple and proven preventive strategies (such as immunisation and the use of condoms). However, emerging pandemic diseases pose new challenges – notably in the global scale of the threat, the rapid nature of transmission, and (often) the absence of a known cure or vaccine. …”
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  10. 3450
    “…After discharge, he was counseled on safer sexual activity, including accurate and consistent use of condoms, by urologists. He has not relapsed with DGI for more than one year. …”
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  11. 3451
    “…Efforts to develop a male contraceptive method beyond condoms and vasectomy have been on-going for nearly 70 years. …”
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  12. 3452
    “…Specific needs were identified in sexual and reproductive health, such as access to condoms, and mental health care from specialists. …”
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  13. 3453
    “…CONCLUSIONS: SC is evidently a potential predictor of UI with a casual sexual partner in male STI patients, while the use of condoms is more likely to be affected by other factors. …”
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  14. 3454
    “…HIV infection was significantly higher among the female gender, those older than 24 years and those reporting the use of condoms, while tertiary education had a protective effect. …”
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    “…Results showed that contraceptive use was high among the study participants, with nearly all couples using some method to avoid pregnancy – usually pills and condoms. However, the use was episodic and inconsistent, reducing effectiveness. …”
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  19. 3459
    “…While the introduction of PrEP was initially received with uncertainty and shock, clinicians described PrEP as enjoyable to prescribe, and better aligned with the moral duties of sexual health consultations than existing HIV prevention strategies like condoms. Through approaching clinical work as an ‘affective practice’, we argue for attending not only to how new interventions change expectations and practices, but also how these changes are felt and valued by clinicians.…”
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