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	Sexual Health Volume 6 Number 1 2009

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pp. i-iii

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Time to roll out rapid testing for HIV? Yes, but with appropriate safeguards

Marcus Y. Chen and Claudia S. Estcourt

pp. 1-3

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Performance of serological tests for syphilis in sexually transmitted diseases clinics in Guangxi Autonomous Region, China: implications for syphilis surveillance and control

Yue-Ping Yin, Wan-Hui Wei, Hong-Chun Wang, Bang-Yong Zhu, Yan-Hua Yu, Xiang-Sheng Chen, Rosanna W. Peeling and Myron S. Cohen

pp. 5-9

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Gender differences in knowledge about chlamydia among rural high school students in Nova Scotia, Canada

Donald B. Langille, Gordon Flowerdew, Catherine Aquino-Russell, Robert Strang, Kathryn Proudfoot and Kevin Forward

pp. 11-14

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Risk reduction as an accepted framework for safer-sex promotion among women who have sex with women

Peta Cox and Ruth McNair

pp. 15-18

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Importance of promoting HIV testing for preventing secondary transmissions: modelling the Australian HIV epidemic among men who have sex with men

David P. Wilson, Alexander Hoare, David G. Regan and Matthew G. Law

pp. 19-33

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An increase in overseas acquired HIV infections among heterosexual people in Western Australia

Barry C. Combs and Carolien M. Giele

pp. 35-39

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Sex on premises venue (SOPV) health promotion project in response to sustained increases in HIV notifications

Amy B. Mullens, Shaun Staunton, Joseph Debattista, Elisabeth Hamernik and Darren Gill

pp. 41-44

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Sexually transmissible infections among sex workers and their clients: variation in prevalence between sectors of the industry

Charrlotte Seib, Joseph Debattista, Jane Fischer, Michael Dunne and Jackob M. Najman

pp. 45-50

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Novel approach to an effective community-based chlamydia screening program within the routine operation of a primary healthcare service

Monika Buhrer-Skinner, Reinhold Muller, Arun Menon and Rose Gordon

pp. 51-56

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Monitoring inequalities in the National Chlamydia Screening Programme in England: added value of ACORN, a commercial geodemographic classification tool

Jessica Sheringham, Sarah Sowden, Mai Stafford, Ian Simms and Rosalind Raine

pp. 57-62

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Access to sexual health advice using an automated, internet-based risk assessment service

David M. Lee, Christopher K. Fairley, Jun Kit Sze, Tim Kuo, Rosey Cummings, Jade Bilardi and Marcus Y. Chen

pp. 63-66

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In vitro evaluation of the viability of vaginal cells (VK2/E6E7) and probiotic Lactobacillus species in lemon juice

Kingsley C. Anukam and Gregor Reid

pp. 67-74

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Influence of traditional Vietnamese culture on the utilisation of mainstream health services for sexual health issues by second-generation Vietnamese Australian young women

Helen Rawson and Pranee Liamputtong

pp. 75-81

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Rapidly ageing HIV epidemic among men who have sex with men in Australia

John M. Murray, Ann M. McDonald and Matthew G. Law

pp. 83-86

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