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	Sexual Health Volume 3 Number 3 2006

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Lymphogranuloma venereum in Australia

Ian Simms, Helen Ward, Iona Martin, Sarah Alexander and Catherine Ison

pp. 131-133

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The vaginal ring and transdermal patch: new methods of contraception

Kathleen McNamee

pp. 135-142

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A general look at female orgasm and anorgasmia

Margaret Redelman

pp. 143-153

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Making sense of syphilis: beliefs, behaviours and disclosure among gay men recently diagnosed with infectious syphilis and the implications for prevention

Natalie L. Lambert, John Imrie, Martin J. Fisher, Alan Phillips, Rod Watson and Gill Dean

pp. 155-161

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Risk behaviour among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay men: comparisons with other gay men in Australia

Chris G. Lawrence, Patrick Rawstorne, Peter Hull, Andrew E. Grulich, Scott Cameron and Garrett P. Prestage

pp. 163-167

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Experience of sexual intercourse and reported risk behaviour among an ethnically diverse sample of young people

Lester Coleman and Adrienne Testa

pp. 169-177

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Can screening for domestic violence be introduced successfully in a sexual health clinic?

Anna McNulty, Paul Andrews and Michelle Bonner

pp. 179-182

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Changes in the diagnosis and management of bacterial vaginosis following clinical research

Anna N. Morton, Catriona S. Bradshaw and Christopher K. Fairley

pp. 183-185

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Two cases of group A streptococcal vulvovaginitis in premenopausal adults in a sexual health setting

Susan Bray and Jane Morgan

pp. 187-188

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Anorectal lymphogranuloma venereum in a Melbourne man

Anna N. Morton, Christopher K. Fairley, Angelo M. Zaia and Marcus Y. Chen

pp. 189-190

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Demographic predictors of circumcision status in a community-based sample of homosexual men in Sydney, Australia

David J. Templeton, Limin Mao, Garrett Prestage, John M. Kaldor, Susan Kippax and Andrew E. Grulich

pp. 191-193

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The SLAPPA (Significance of Lower Abdominal/Periumbilical Piercing as a predictor of acute Appendicitis) audit

Irfan Ahmed, Matthew K. Boulter and Dileep N. Lobo

pp. 195-196

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Recurrent gonorrhoea in South Australia, 1987–2003

Katina D'Onise and Russell Waddell

pp. 197-198

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First Asia–Oceania Research Organisation on Genital Infections and Neoplasia (AOGIN) Meeting

pp. 199-202

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Book Reviews

pp. 203-206

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