The SHRN provides the opportunity for researchers across the UK to connect and share experiences.
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Published journal articles Sexual health, general Addressing structural challenges for the sexual health and well-being of Indigenous women in Australia Kerry Arabian STI (Editorial) Discourses of sexual relationships in a sample of German and British young people: a Q methodological study Anke Franz, Marcia Worrell & Claus Vögele Culture, Health & Sexuality ‘The full has never been ... »
Published journal articles Technologies/social media Young men who have sex with men’s use of social and sexual media and sex-risk associations: cross-sectional, online survey across four countries Karen Lorimer, Paul Flowers, Mark Davis, Jamie Frankis STI (online first) Substance use Substance use and sexual risk behaviors among Peruvian MSM social media users Young, Sean D.; Nianogo, Roch ... »
Published journal articles Sexual & reproductive health Sexual and reproductive healthcare provided onsite in an inner-city community drug and alcohol service An Vanthuyne, Rosie Mundt-Leach, Alastair Boyd, Stephanie Broughton, Rudiger Pittrof Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care Women’s communication self-efficacy and expectations of primary male partners’ cooperation in se... »
Published journal articles A longitudinal daily diary analysis of condom use during bleeding-associated vaginal sex among adolescent females Devon J Hensel, Amanda E Tanner, Ashley Sherrow, J Dennis Fortenberry STI Antiretroviral therapy adherence in a sample of men with low socioeconomic status: The role of task-specific treatment self-efficacy Eric Houston & Adam W. Fominaya Psychology, Heal... »
Published journal articles Denominators count: supplementing surveillance data for genital Chlamydia trachomatis infection with testing data, Norway, 2007 to 2013 Eurosurveillance The HIV care continuum among men who have sex with men in Moscow, Russia: a cross-sectional study of infection awareness and engagement in care A L Wirtz, C E Zelaya, C Latkin, A Peryshkina, N Galai, V Mogilniy, P Dzhigu... »
Published research HIV indicator condition-guided testing to reduce the number of undiagnosed patients and prevent late presentation in a high-prevalence area: a case–control study in primary care Ivo K Joore, Derk L Arts, Marjan JP Kruijer, Eric P Moll van Charante, Suzanne E Geerlings, Jan M Prins, Jan EAM van Bergen STI (online first) Task shifting of HIV/AIDS case management to Community Hea... »
Recently published research Epidemiology Which sexually active young female students are most at risk of pelvic inflammatory disease? A prospective study Phillip E Hay, Sarah R Kerry, Rebecca Normansell, Paddy J Horner, Fiona Reid, Sally M Kerry, Katia Prime, Elizabeth Williams, Ian Simms, Adamma Aghaizu, Jorgen Jensen, Pippa Oakeshott STI Tinea genitalis: a new entity of sexually transmitted in... »
Published journal articles Chlamydia Practice nurse chlamydia testing in Australian general practice: a qualitative study of benefits, barriers and facilitators Lorch R, Hocking J, Guy R, Vaisey A, Wood A, Lewis D, Temple-Smith M, on behalf of the ACCEPt consortium BMC Family Practice 2015 (Open access) Young people The association between stress, coping, and sexual risk behaviors over 24 months a... »
Published journal articles HIV “Getting tested is almost like going to the Salem witch trials”: discordant discourses between Western public health messages and sociocultural expectations surrounding HIV testing among East African immigrant women Maria De Jesus, Claudia Carrete, Cathleen Maine & Patricia Nalls AIDS Care One size does not fit all: HIV testing preferences differ among high-risk ... »
On Episode 8, Martin Holt, Associate Professor at the Centre for Social Research in Health at the University of New South Wales, Australia, discusses recreational drug use among MSM. Providing an international perspective on this issue, Martin first talks about his comment piece in Lancet HIV (Oct 2014) and then more broadly on trends within Australia, sharing of information and experiences, and ... »
