June 2005, Volume 81, Issue 3

Can the promotion of post-exposure prophylaxis following sexual exposure to HIV (PEPSE) cause harm?

• J Richens,
• S G Edwards,
• S T Sadiq

Can the promotion of post-exposure prophylaxis following sexual exposure to HIV (PEPSE) cause harm?: Response

• M Fisher

Brief Encounters

• Helen Ward,
• Rob Miller

Effectiveness of female controlled barrier methods in preventing sexually transmitted infections and HIV: current evidence and future research directions

• A M Minnis,
• N S Padian

The many faces of sex work

• C Harcourt,
• B Donovan

Diagnostic accuracy of self collected vaginal specimens for human papillomavirus compared to clinician collected human papillomavirus specimens: a meta-analysis

• G S Ogilvie,
• D M Patrick,
• M Schulzer,
• J W Sellors,
• M Petric,
• K Chambers,
• R White,
• J M FitzGerald

Community based syphilis screening: feasibility, acceptability, and effectiveness in case finding

• N L Lambert,
• M Fisher,
• J Imrie,
• R Watson,
• C H Mercer,
• J V Parry,
• A Phillips,
• A Iversen,
• N Perry,
• G L Dean

Increasing detection of asymptomatic syphilis in HIV patients

• C E Cohen,
• A Winston,
• D Asboe,
• F Boag,
• S Mandalia,
• B Azadian,
• D A Hawkins

Treatment for syphilis in antenatal care: compliance with the three dose standard treatment regimen

• S Mullick,
• M Beksinksa,
• S Msomi

The changing epidemiology of prevalent diagnosed HIV infections in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, 1997 to 2003

• B D Rice,
• L J Payne,
• K Sinka,
• B Patel,
• B G Evans,
• V Delpech

Assessing the secular trends in the transmission of HIV in Greece

• A Tsantes,
• G Nikolopoulos,
• A Masgala,
• D Paraskeva

Improvement in the clinical cure rate of outpatient management of pelvic inflammatory disease following a change in therapy

• A Piyadigamage,
• J Wilson

Monitoring STI prevalence using telephone surveys and mailed urine specimens: a pilot test

• E Eggleston,
• C F Turner,
• S M Rogers,
• A Roman,
• W C Miller,
• M A Villarroel,
• L Ganapathi

Comparison of non-invasive sampling methods for detection of HPV in rural African women

• N Lack,
• B West,
• D Jeffries,
• G Ekpo,
• L Morison,
• W P Soutter,
• G Walraven,
• L Boryseiwicz

Bacterial vaginosis in relation to menstrual cycle, menstrual protection method, and sexual intercourse in rural Gambian women

• L Morison,
• G Ekpo,
• B West,
• E Demba,
• P Mayaud,
• R Coleman,
• R Bailey,
• G Walraven

Herpes simplex virus 2 and syphilis among young drug users in Baltimore, Maryland

• S S Plitt,
• S G Sherman,
• S A Strathdee,
• T E Taha

Prevalence and risk factors of chlamydia and gonorrhea among rural Nepali women

• P Christian,
• S K Khatry,
• S C LeClerq,
• A A Roess,
• L Wu,
• J D Yuenger,
• J M Zenilman

Early sexual debut among young men in rural South Africa: heightened vulnerability to sexual risk?

• A Harrison,
• J Cleland,
• E Gouws,
• J Frohlich

Gender differences in sexual behaviours in response to genitourinary symptoms

• A Khan,
• J D Fortenberry,
• M’ H Temkit,
• W Tu,
• D P Orr,
• B E Batteiger

Health related quality of life in genital herpes: a pilot comparison of measures

• D N Fisman

Knowledge of sex partner treatment for past bacterial STI and risk of current STI

• L M Niccolai,
• J R Ickovics,
• K Zeller,
• T S Kershaw,
• S Milan,
• J B Lewis,
• K A Ethier

HIV infection associated with Strongyloides stercoralis colitis resulting in Streptococcus bovis bacteraemia and meningitis

• T de Silva,
• M Raychaudhuri,
• M Poulton

Modernising sexual health and HIV services in the UK

• I H Ahmed-Jushuf,
• R Nandwani,
• M A Kingston,
• M Abbott

“Kinsey” the film

• D Goldmeier

Uncertainty on the number of HIV/AIDS patients: our experience in Iran

• R Gheiratmand,
• R Navipour,
• M R Mohebbi,
• A K Mallik

Sexual behaviour and high risk human papillomavirus infections in Japanese women

• T Sasagawa,
• M Tani,
• H Yasuda,
• K A Khadijeh,
• A Sakai,
• T Fukae,
• T Ukita,
• H Yamazaki,
• S Satake,
• T Nakano,
• M Inoue

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