Sexually Transmitted Disease Risk
Sexual risk behavior patterns change among STI clinic patients
Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, July 5th, 2005
According to a study from the United States, "Effective interventions to reduce sexually transmitted infection (STI) risk behaviors are most potent in the short term and are not uniformly effective for all people.
"The present study examined patterns of sexual behavior change among 238 men and 104 women who received risk reduction counseling in a public STI clinic and were followed for 9 months with a 1-year retrospective clinic chart abstraction for newly diagnosed STI."
"A 2-stage, multivariate cluster analysis was performed on four risk...
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