Paper Title
Understudied HIV/STD Risk Behaviors among a Sample of Rural South Carolina Women: A Descriptive Pilot Study
Keywords
- Sexual minority women
- physician-patient interactions
- healthcare quality
- disclosure
- LGBTQ+ health
- sexual identity
- pansexual
- queer
- bisexual
- lesbian
- healthcare experiences
- sexual health
- contraceptive use
- condom use
- erectile function
- PDE5 inhibitors
- HIV prevention
- STD risk
- sexuality in aging
- relationship satisfaction
- body image
- self-efficacy
- sexual orientation
- hormone exposure
- masculinity
- small penis syndrome
- psychosexual therapy
- mental health
- condom-associated erection loss
- sexual pleasure
- health disparities
- rural health
- HIV/AIDS prevention
- behavioral control
- psychosocial distress
- family physicians
- alcohol consumption
- wine vs. beer
- social status
- IQ
- perinatal exposure
- sexual risk behaviors
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Adolescents
- Black Students
- College Students
- Comprehensive School Health Education
- Females
- High School Students
- High Schools
- Higher Education
- Homosexuality
- Males
- Mortality Rate
- Physicians
- Pregnancy
- Rural Areas
- Secondary Education
- Sexuality
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- Student Behavior
Journal
The Health Education Monograph Series
Publication Info
Volume: 18 | Issue: 1 | Pages: 1-8
Published On
March, 2000
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Abstract
This collection of papers on HIV/AIDS prevention and education in rural communities includes: "Understudied HIV/STD Risk Behaviors among a Sample of Rural South Carolina Women: A Descriptive Pilot Study" (William L. Yarber, Richard A. Crosby, and Stephanie A. Sanders); "Risk and Co-Factors among Women Related to HIV Infection and AIDS Treatment" (Nancy T. Ellis); "Management of the Care of HIV-Infected Pregnant Women" (James G. Anderson, Marilyn M. Anderson, Linda L. Casebeer, and Robert E. Kristofco); "A Longitudinal Study of HIV/AIDS Related Mortality among African American and Hispanics in Texas During 1997" (Dennis Daniels and Haydee Encarnacion); "Perceived Behavioral Control for HIV/STD Prevention among African-American Undergraduate Students" (Andrew J. Kanu and Caroline G. Kanu); "Psychosocial Distress among Gay and Bisexual Men Living with HIV/AIDS in Small U.S. Towns and Rural Areas" (Timothy G. Heckman and Jeffrey G. Miller); "Rural and Non-Rural Adolescents' HIV/STD Sexual Risk Behaviors: Comparisons from a National Sample" (Richard A. Crosby, William L. Yarber, Kele Ding, Ralph DiClemente, and Brian Dodge); and "Family Physicians' Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding HIV/AIDS Prevention" (Mohammad R. Torabi, Sandra Aguillon, and Ifeng Jeng). (Papers contain references.) (SM)
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