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期刊名:Sexuality research and social policy

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ISSN:1868-9884

e-ISSN:1553-6610

IF/分区:2.8/Q1

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Kristyn Kamke,J L Stewart,Laura Widman Kristyn Kamke
Introduction: Most sexual health interventions focus on individual-level predictors of sexual behavior. Given the considerable influence of environmental factors on adolescent girls' sexual health, current interventions m...
Lucy R Mgopa,Michael W Ross,Gift Gadiel Lukumay et al. Lucy R Mgopa et al.
Introduction: Sexual health care services must be standard and unbiased, guided by a structured health care system. There is a scarcity of data on how sexual health care is delivered in Tanzania. ...
Tommaso Trombetta,Luca Rollè Tommaso Trombetta
Introduction: Intimate partner violence (IPV) among sexual minority people has been underestimated since few decades ago despite its spreading. The current systematic review aims to review and systematize studies on facto...
Sara A Vasilenko Sara A Vasilenko
Background: Research has documented multiple levels of influences on adolescent sexual behavior, but has generally focused less on the relational nature of this behavior. Studies with dyadic data have provided important f...
Kathleen Ragsdale,Cheryl Gore-Felton,Cheryl Koopman et al. Kathleen Ragsdale et al.
Young adult Latinas are disproportionately overrepresented among HIV/AIDS incidence cases in the United States, and heterosexual contact has been identified as the primary mode of HIV transmission. This study examined sexual risk behavior a...
Danrui Chen,Jiefeng Ying,Xinglin Zhou et al. Danrui Chen et al.
Introduction: Nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI), a significant predictor of suicide, is more frequent in sexual minorities (e.g., lesbian, gay, and bisexual) than in heterosexuals. The Minority Stress Model proposed that sex...
David Mata,Aaron K Korpak,Brianna Sorensen et al. David Mata et al.
Introduction: Bisexual male youth are more likely to engage in certain behaviors that contribute to HIV/STI transmission (e.g., substance use) than are heterosexual and gay male youth. However, sexuality education rarely ...
Steven P Philpot,Dean Murphy,Curtis Chan et al. Steven P Philpot et al.
Introduction: Preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) dosing options such as event-driven PrEP hold promise to increase PrEP uptake among gay, bisexual, and queer men (GBQM), but their impacts have not yet been realized and uptake...
Eric Swank,Breanne Fahs Eric Swank
Introduction: This study traced sexuality differences in Black Lives Matter (BLM) approval before using theories of "political distinctiveness" to explain why sexuality differences occurred. ...
Patsie Frawley,N J Wilson,Jennifer David et al. Patsie Frawley et al.
Introduction: People with intellectual and developmental disabilities under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) have the right to access sexual health services including infor...