“…Individual factors influencing sexual risk behaviours of adolescents include peer pressure, poor risk perception for HIV, and misconceptions about the efficacy of contraceptives and condoms. Respondents entrusted State responsibilities such as facilitation of HIV-affected adolescents’ access to education, rather, to individuals, parents and the community; and placed the blame for rape on rape survivors. …”
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“…Majority of the participants disagreed with giving condoms to teenagers in schools. CONCLUSION: among other causes of teenage pregnancy identified in this study, poverty was a recurring theme. …”
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“…While a range of contraceptive methods exist and options for HIV prevention are increasing, to date, only male and female condoms provide multipurpose protection from both pregnancy and disease. …”
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“…Results: More than 50% of PLHIV on ART use condoms, reduce sexual partners, practice abstinence, reduce unprotected sex with married/regular partners, and avoid casual sex. …”
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“…The injectable was the preferred contraceptive method, followed by the implant, with equal preference for condoms and oral pill. Conclusions : An afterschool intervention at school is a viable model for the provision of SRH and rights education to learners. …”
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“…Only 1.0% of the adolescents used condoms in all sexual relations, and 19.9% had casual partner(s) in the last year. …”
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“…They reported a scarcity of trained personnel, poor access to HIV information, condoms, lack of treatment services targeted at MSM and negative attitudes directed towards MSM by service providers and other users. …”
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“…Lastly, we noted that Hispanics/Latinos (OR:0.67; p=0.025) and those using condoms (OR:0.77; p=0.015) were less likely to have reported ever having an HIV test. …”
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“…Women aged 30–34 years, from wealthier and more educated backgrounds, living in urban areas, and currently using condoms had a higher likelihood of using ECP in comparison with women from age group 15–19 years, those from the poorest backgrounds, those with no education, those living in rural areas and those not using any contraceptive method, respectively. …”
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“…Ignorance of relevant knowledge and low utilisation of condoms underscores the urgency for large-scale preventive efforts. …”
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“…Fifty two percent reported ever use of condoms and 65% were on oral contraceptives. Mean age gap for sexual partners was 6.3 years older. …”
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“…The clinic offers free individual education and counselling, condoms, STI care, HIV testing, contraceptive services and outreach peer education. …”
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“…RESULTS: 82.5% reported some contact with HIV prevention activities in the past 12 months, 73.1% obtained free condoms from a gay venue or the Internet, 51.1% reported accessing sexual health information (from either leaflets in gay venues or via the Internet), 13.5% reported talking to an outreach worker and 8.0% reported participating in counselling on sexual health or HIV prevention. …”
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“…Behaviorally, 37% were sexually active, but only 55% used condoms. In assessing adherence, income, education, knowledge of their drugs, transportation, side effects, cost of treatment, distance from clinic and personal clinic satisfaction were analyzed. …”
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“…Most respondents agreed that circumcised men could become HIV infected and needed to use condoms, although 19.3% (95%CI: 17.1% to 21.6%) asserted that AMC protected fully against HIV. …”
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“…Experiential responses, such as the counter-productivity of circumcision and condoms, the overestimation of HIV/AIDS prevalence, and calls for more authoritarian policing of commercial sex work, were remarkably divergent from the HIV/AIDS discourse. …”
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“…The heroin addicts in MMT had a significantly higher percentage of individuals who always used condoms (44.9%) compared with patients in the non-MMT group (14.6%, p = 0.039), and they had more knowledge about HIV than non-MMT individuals (p<.001). …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Health communication campaigns – involving mass media and interpersonal communication - have long been utilized by national family planning programs to create awareness about contraceptive methods, to shift social norms related to fertility control, and to promote specific behaviors, such as the use of condoms, injectable methods or permanent sterilization. …”
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“…The most popular modern contraceptive methods in Pakistan are female sterilization and use of condoms. The Marie Stopes Society established its mobile outreach service delivery program with the aim of increasing use of modern quality contraceptive services, including the long-term reversible IUD, by women living in hard-to-reach areas. …”
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“…Furthermore, an increase from round 1 to round 2 was observed in the percentage who received condoms (13% to 22%, P < 0.001), and attended one-one counseling (15% to 21%, P < 0.01). …”
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