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	Sexual Health Volume 7 Number 1 2010

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Do Australian female commercial sex workers still harbour sexually transmissible infections?

Darren Russell

pp. 1-2

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A retrospective case note review of sex worker attendees at sexual health clinics in the western suburbs of Sydney

Sheena Rajesh Kakar, Karen Biggs, Charles Chung, Shailendra Sawleshwarkar, Adrian Mindel, Katerina Lagios and Richard J. Hillman

pp. 3-7

Abstract

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HIV result giving. Is it time to change our thinking?

Loretta M. Healey, Catherine C. O'Connor and David J. Templeton

pp. 8-10

Abstract

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Pilot of non-invasive (oral fluid) testing for HIV within a community setting

Frances Birrell, Shaun Staunton, Joseph Debattista, Nicole Roudenko, William Rutkin and Craig Davis

pp. 11-16

Abstract

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Triple-class HIV antiretroviral therapy failure in an Australian primary care setting

Mark Bloch, Maria Farris, Dominic Tilden, Andrew Gowers and Nicola Cunningham

pp. 17-24

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Intimate partner violence and other partner-related factors: correlates of sexually transmissible infections and risky sexual behaviours among young adult African American women

Puja Seth, Jerris L. Raiford, LaShun S. Robinson, Gina M. Wingood and Ralph J. DiClemente

pp. 25-30

Abstract

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Misclassification bias: diversity in conceptualisations about having 'had sex'

Stephanie A. Sanders, Brandon J. Hill, William L. Yarber, Cynthia A. Graham, Richard A. Crosby and Robin R. Milhausen

pp. 31-34

Abstract

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Young adult sexual health: current and prior sexual behaviours among non-Hispanic white US college students

Jenny A. Higgins, James Trussell, Nelwyn B. Moore and J. Kenneth Davidson

pp. 35-43

Abstract

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Aboriginal health worker screening for sexually transmissible infections and blood-borne viruses in a rural Australian juvenile correctional facility

David J. Templeton, Beverley A. Tyson, Joel P. Meharg, Katalin E. Habgood, Patricia M. Bullen, Sharafat Malek and Rick McLean

pp. 44-48

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Providing high quality information about human papillomavirus for women after treatment for high-grade cervical dysplasia

Suzanne Dyson, Marian Pitts, Anthony Lyons and Robyn Mullins

pp. 49-54

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Prevalence of other sexually transmissible infections in patients with newly diagnosed anogenital warts in a sexual health clinic

Elizabeth A. Sturgiss, Fengyi Jin, Sarah J. Martin, Andrew Grulich and Francis J. Bowden

pp. 55-59

Abstract

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'Show me the money': financial incentives increase chlamydia screening rates among tertiary students: a pilot study

Marian J. Currie, Matthias Schmidt, Belinda K. Davis, Anne M. Baynes, Elissa J. O'Keefe, Tim P. Bavinton, Michelle McNiven, Sarah J. Martin and Francis J. Bowden

pp. 60-65

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Problems with condoms may be reduced for men taking ample time to apply them

Richard A. Crosby, Cynthia A. Graham, William L. Yarber and Stephanie A. Sanders

pp. 66-70

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A cross-sectional study of reported symptoms for sexually transmissible infections among female sex workers in Papua New Guinea

Eunice Bruce, Ludwina Bauai, Andrew Masta, Poyap J. Rooney, Michael Paniu, Mathias Sapuri, Louise Keogh, John Kaldor and Christopher K. Fairley

pp. 71-76

Abstract

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A case-control study of men with non-gonococcal urethritis at Auckland Sexual Health Service: rates of detection of Mycoplasma genitalium

Jackie Hilton, Sunita Azariah and Murray Reid

pp. 77-81

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A case of apparent resistance to all available antiretroviral drugs in a HIV-positive patient

Doris Chibo, Norman Roth and Chris Birch

pp. 82-84

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Knowledge, attitudes, practices and behaviour of female sex workers in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Eunice Bruce, Ludwina Bauai, William Yeka, Mathias Sapuri, Louise Keogh, John Kaldor and Christopher K. Fairley

pp. 85-86

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Risk factors for herpes simplex virus type 2 and its association with HIV among pregnant teenagers in Zimbabwe

Marshall W. Munjoma, Munyaradzi P. Mapingure and Babill Stray-Pedersen

pp. 87-89

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Is screening asymptomatic men who have sex with men for urethral gonorrhoea worthwhile?

Nathan Ryder, Ian G. Lockart and Chris Bourne

pp. 90-91

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Contraception: an Australian Clinical Practice Handbook, 2nd Edition

Reviewed by Alex Marceglia

pp. 92-93

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