Travel, sexual behaviour, and the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases.

Title Travel, Sexual Behaviour, and the Risk of Contracting Sexually Transmitted Diseases Rights Hong Kong Medical Journal. Copyright © Hong Kong Medical Association.; This Work Is Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-noncommercial-noderivatives 4.0 International License

Tehran University students' knowledge about sexually transmitted disease

Introduction: Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) such as gonorrhea, syphilis and ‎trichomonias are the most common infection disease in the world. Since young adults are at ‎substantial risk for contracting STD and previous studies have shown youth poor knowledge ‎level.‎ Aim: The objective of this study is to determine the knowledge level about STD among ‎Tehran Univers...

Sexual risk reduction behaviors among young heterosexual adults.

Although young, sexually-active heterosexuals have always been at risk for contracting sexually transmitted diseases, the recent appearance of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) has increased the possible peril of sexual experimentation. Currently, behaviors to reduce the risk of contracting AIDS are being widely advocated. The present study examines predictors of self-reported risk redu...

Factors Influencing Sexual Behaviour Between Tourists and Tourism Employees: A Systematic Review

BACKGROUND Increased travel abroad has a significant impact on the incidence and prevalence of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). Previous reviews have focused on the knowledge, attitudes and behaviour of tourists and acquisition of STIs. Less is known about the impact on tourism operators in countries visited by tourists. The aim of this review is to ascertain factors influencing sexual b...

Sexual risk behaviour among Surinamese and Antillean migrants travelling to their countries of origin.

OBJECTIVES To examine travel related sexual risk behaviour among migrants living in Amsterdam. METHODS People originating from Surinam (n = 798) and the Netherlands Antilles (n = 227) were recruited in order to study the heterosexual spread of HIV within ethnic groups. Log binomial regression was used to study determinants for homeland travel over the past 5 years; logistic regression was use...