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Sexually Transmitted Infections
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  • Interim modelling analysis to validate reported increases in condom use and assess HIV infections averted among female sex workers and clients in southern India following a targeted HIV prevention programme

    • Michael Pickles,
    • Anna M Foss,
    • Peter Vickerman,
    • Kathleen Deering,
    • Supriya Verma,
    • Eric Demers,
    • Reynold Washington,
    • BM Ramesh,
    • Stephen Moses,
    • Jamie Blanchard,
    • Catherine M Lowndes,
    • Michel Alary,
    • Sushena Reza-Paul,
    • and Marie-Claude Boily
    2010 86:i33-i43

  • Emerging results from a scaled HIV prevention program–Avahan, the India AIDS Initiative 2010 86:i1-i94

  • Does it fit okay? Problems with condom use as a function of self-reported poor fit

    • R A Crosby,
    • W L Yarber,
    • C A Graham,
    • and S A Sanders
    2010 86:36-38

  • Trends in the epidemiology of bacterial sexually transmitted infections in eastern Europe, 1995–2005

    • A Uusküla,
    • A Puur,
    • K Toompere,
    • and J DeHovitz
    2010 86:6-14

  • Modelling the transmission of HIV and HCV among injecting drug users in Rawalpindi, a low HCV prevalence setting in Pakistan

    • P Vickerman,
    • L Platt,
    • and S Hawkes
    2009 85:ii23-ii30

  • HIV and other sexually transmitted infections among men, transgenders and women selling sex in two cities in Pakistan: a cross-sectional prevalence survey

    • S Hawkes,
    • M Collumbien,
    • L Platt,
    • N Lalji,
    • N Rizvi,
    • A Andreasen,
    • J Chow,
    • R Muzaffar,
    • H ur-Rehman,
    • N Siddiqui,
    • S Hasan,
    • and A Bokhari
    2009 85:ii8-ii16

  • Role of widows in the heterosexual transmission of HIV in Manicaland, Zimbabwe, 1998–2003

    • B A Lopman,
    • C Nyamukapa,
    • T B Hallett,
    • P Mushati,
    • N Spark-du Preez,
    • F Kurwa,
    • M Wambe,
    • and S Gregson
    2009 85:i41-i48

  • Measuring patient satisfaction in sexually transmitted infection clinics: a systematic review

    • R Weston,
    • R Dabis,
    • and J D C Ross
    2009 85:459-467

  • Self-collection of genital human papillomavirus specimens in heterosexual men

    • G S Ogilvie,
    • D L Taylor,
    • M Achen,
    • D Cook,
    • and M Krajden
    2009 85:221-225

  • Finding sex partners on the internet: what is the risk for sexually transmitted infections?

    • A A Al-Tayyib,
    • M McFarlane,
    • R Kachur,
    • and C A Rietmeijer
    2009 85:216-220

  • STI prevalence and associated factors among urban men in Pakistan

    • A M Mir,
    • A Wajid,
    • L Reichenbach,
    • and M Khan
    2009 85:199-200

  • Evaluation of the new COBAS TaqMan CT test v2.0 and impact on the proportion of new variant Chlamydia trachomatis by the introduction of diagnostics detecting new variant C trachomatis in Örebro county, Sweden

    • R Hadad,
    • H Fredlund,
    • and M Unemo
    2009 85:190-193

  • Acceptance of repeat population-based voluntary counselling and testing for HIV in rural Malawi

    • F Obare,
    • P Fleming,
    • P Anglewicz,
    • R Thornton,
    • F Martinson,
    • A Kapatuka,
    • M Poulin,
    • S Watkins,
    • and H-P Kohler
    2009 85:139-144

  • Self-sampling for oropharyngeal and rectal specimens to screen for sexually transmitted infections: acceptability among men who have sex with men

    • S Wayal,
    • C Llewellyn,
    • H Smith,
    • M Hankins,
    • A Phillips,
    • D Richardson,
    • M Fisher,
    • and on behalf of the Home Sampling Kit Project Steering Group
    2009 85:60-64

  • Interpreting declines in HIV prevalence: impact of spatial aggregation and migration on expected declines in prevalence

    • P T Walker,
    • T B Hallett,
    • P J White,
    • and G P Garnett
    2008 84:ii42-ii48

  • Population-level effect of HSV-2 therapy on the incidence of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa

    • R G White,
    • E E Freeman,
    • K K Orroth,
    • R Bakker,
    • H A Weiss,
    • N O’Farrell,
    • A Buvé,
    • R J Hayes,
    • and J R Glynn
    2008 84:ii12-ii18

  • Patterns of sex work contact among men in the general population of Switzerland, 1987–2000

    • A Jeannin,
    • V Rousson,
    • G Meystre-Agustoni,
    • and F Dubois-Arber
    2008 84:556-559

  • Low effectiveness of syndromic treatment services for curable sexually transmitted infections in rural South Africa

    • R G White,
    • P Moodley,
    • N McGrath,
    • V Hosegood,
    • B Zaba,
    • K Herbst,
    • M Newell,
    • W A Sturm,
    • and R J Hayes
    2008 84:528-534

  • Apolipoprotein E-{epsilon}4 and recurrent genital herpes in individuals co-infected with herpes simplex virus type 2 and HIV

    • A N Jayasuriya,
    • R F Itzhaki,
    • M A Wozniak,
    • R Patel,
    • E J Smit,
    • R Noone,
    • G Gilleran,
    • S Taylor,
    • and D J White
    2008 84:516-517

  • Risky sexual behaviour in context: qualitative results from an investigation into risk factors for seroconversion among gay men who test for HIV

    • G Elam,
    • N Macdonald,
    • F C I Hickson,
    • J Imrie,
    • R Power,
    • C A McGarrigle,
    • K A Fenton,
    • V L Gilbart,
    • H Ward,
    • B G Evans,
    • and on behalf of the INSIGHT Collaborative Research Team
    2008 84:473-477

  • Down on the farm: homosexual behaviour, HIV risk and HIV prevalence in rural communities in Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam

    • D Colby,
    • T Tan Minh,
    • and T T Toan
    2008 84:439-443

  • Measuring access: how accurate are patient-reported waiting times?

    • E Rutland,
    • C Rowberry,
    • R Patel,
    • and J A Cassell
    2008 84:70-71

  • Behaviour change in generalised HIV epidemics: impact of reducing cross-generational sex and delaying age at sexual debut

    • T B Hallett,
    • S Gregson,
    • J J C Lewis,
    • B A Lopman,
    • and G P Garnett
    2007 83:i50-i54

  • Proportion of new HIV infections attributable to herpes simplex 2 increases over time: simulations of the changing role of sexually transmitted infections in sub-Saharan African HIV epidemics

    • Esther E Freeman,
    • Kate K Orroth,
    • Richard G White,
    • Judith R Glynn,
    • Roel Bakker,
    • Marie-Claude Boily,
    • Dik Habbema,
    • Anne Buvé,
    • and Richard Hayes
    2007 83:i17-i24

  • Understanding the differences between contrasting HIV epidemics in east and west Africa: results from a simulation model of the Four Cities Study

    • Kate K Orroth,
    • Esther E Freeman,
    • Roel Bakker,
    • Anne Buvé,
    • Judith R Glynn,
    • Marie-Claude Boily,
    • Richard G White,
    • J Dik F Habbema,
    • and Richard J Hayes
    2007 83:i5-i16

  • A systematic review of published evidence on intervention impact on condom use in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia

    • A M Foss,
    • M Hossain,
    • P T Vickerman,
    • and C H Watts
    2007 83:510-516

  • CORRECTION 2007 83:500

  • Biological and demographic causes of high HIV and sexually transmitted disease prevalence in men who have sex with men

    • Steven M Goodreau,
    • and Matthew R Golden
    2007 83:458-462

  • Interview with Peter Piot

    • Marc Vandenbruaene
    2007 83:436-440

  • What can be gained from comprehensive disaggregate surveillance? The Avon Surveillance System for Sexually Transmitted Infections

    • Wendi Slater,
    • Katharine Sadler,
    • Jackie A Cassell,
    • Paddy Horner,
    • and Nicola Low
    2007 83:411-415

  • How much do delayed healthcare seeking, delayed care provision, and diversion from primary care contribute to the transmission of STIs?

    • Catherine H Mercer,
    • Lorna Sutcliffe,
    • Anne M Johnson,
    • Peter J White,
    • Gary Brook,
    • Jonathan D C Ross,
    • Jyoti Dhar,
    • Paddy Horner,
    • Frances Keane,
    • Eva Jungmann,
    • John Sweeney,
    • George Kinghorn,
    • Geoff G Garnett,
    • Judith M Stephenson,
    • and Jackie A Cassell
    2007 83:400-405

  • Use of a primary care database to determine trends in genital chlamydia testing, diagnostic episodes and management in UK general practice, 1990–2004

    • Gwenda Hughes,
    • Tim Williams,
    • Ian Simms,
    • Catherine Mercer,
    • Kevin Fenton,
    • and Jackie Cassell
    2007 83:310-313

  • The cost effectiveness of opportunistic chlamydia screening in England

    • Elisabeth J Adams,
    • Katherine M E Turner,
    • W John Edmunds,
    • T E Roberts,
    • N Low,
    • Elisabeth J Adams,
    • W John Edmunds,
    • and Katherine M E Turner
    2007 83:267-275

  • Does the recent increase in HIV diagnoses among men who have sex with men in the UK reflect a rise in HIV incidence or increased uptake of HIV testing?

    • Sarah Dougan,
    • Jonathan Elford,
    • Timothy R Chadborn,
    • Alison E Brown,
    • Kirsty Roy,
    • Gary Murphy,
    • O Noel Gill,
    • on behalf of the group investigating rising HIV diagnoses among MSM in the UK,
    • and N H T M Dukers
    2007 83:120-125

  • Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection and the sexual behaviour of men who have sex with men

    • P D Benn,
    • G Rooney,
    • C Carder,
    • M Brown,
    • S R Stevenson,
    • A Copas,
    • A J Robinson,
    • and G L Ridgway
    2007 83:106-112

  • Modelling the cost-effectiveness of introducing rapid syphilis tests into an antenatal syphilis screening programme in Mwanza, Tanzania

    • P Vickerman,
    • R W Peeling,
    • F Terris-Prestholt,
    • J Changalucha,
    • D Mabey,
    • D Watson-Jones,
    • and C Watts
    2006 82:v38-v43

  • Estimating adult HIV prevalence in the UK in 2003: the direct method of estimation

    • C A McGarrigle,
    • S Cliffe,
    • A J Copas,
    • C H Mercer,
    • D DeAngelis,
    • K A Fenton,
    • B G Evans,
    • A M Johnson,
    • and O N Gill
    2006 82:iii78-iii86

  • Improved plausibility bounds about the 2005 HIV and AIDS estimates

    • M Morgan,
    • N Walker,
    • E Gouws,
    • K A Stanecki,
    • and J Stover
    2006 82:iii71-iii77

  • Short term estimates of adult HIV incidence by mode of transmission: Kenya and Thailand as examples

    • E Gouws,
    • P J White,
    • J Stover,
    • and T Brown
    2006 82:iii51-iii55

  • Clients of sex workers in different regions of the world: hard to count

    • M Carael,
    • E Slaymaker,
    • R Lyerla,
    • and S Sarkar
    2006 82:iii26-iii33

  • Estimates of injecting drug users at the national and local level in developing and transitional countries, and gender and age distribution

    • C Aceijas,
    • S R Friedman,
    • H L F Cooper,
    • L Wiessing,
    • G V Stimson,
    • M Hickman,
    • and on behalf of the Reference Group on HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care among IDU in Developing and Transitional Countries
    2006 82:iii10-iii17

  • Declines in HIV prevalence can be associated with changing sexual behaviour in Uganda, urban Kenya, Zimbabwe, and urban Haiti

    • T B Hallett,
    • J Aberle-Grasse,
    • G Bello,
    • L-M Boulos,
    • M P A Cayemittes,
    • B Cheluget,
    • J Chipeta,
    • R Dorrington,
    • S Dube,
    • A K Ekra,
    • J M Garcia-Calleja,
    • G P Garnett,
    • S Greby,
    • S Gregson,
    • J T Grove,
    • S Hader,
    • J Hanson,
    • W Hladik,
    • S Ismail,
    • S Kassim,
    • W Kirungi,
    • L Kouassi,
    • A Mahomva,
    • L Marum,
    • C Maurice,
    • M Nolan,
    • T Rehle,
    • J Stover,
    • and N Walker
    2006 82:i1-i8

  • Public involvement in modernising genitourinary medicine clinics: using general public and patient opinion to influence models of service delivery

    • J D C Ross,
    • A Copas,
    • J Stephenson,
    • L Fellows,
    • and G Gilleran
    2006 82:484-488

  • Moxifloxacin versus ofloxacin plus metronidazole in uncomplicated pelvic inflammatory disease: results of a multicentre, double blind, randomised trial

    • J D C Ross,
    • H S Cronjé,
    • T Paszkowski,
    • I Rakoczi,
    • D Vildaite,
    • A Kureishi,
    • M Alefelder,
    • P Arvis,
    • P Reimnitz,
    • and on behalf of the MAIDEN Study Group
    2006 82:446-451

  • A decade in review: building on the experiences of past adolescent STI/HIV interventions to optimise future prevention efforts

    • J M Sales,
    • R R Milhausen,
    • and R J DiClemente
    2006 82:431-436

  • What is the achievable effectiveness of the India AIDS Initiative intervention among female sex workers under target coverage? Model projections from southern India

    • J R Williams,
    • A M Foss,
    • P Vickerman,
    • C Watts,
    • B M Ramesh,
    • S Reza-Paul,
    • R G Washington,
    • S Moses,
    • J Blanchard,
    • C M Lowndes,
    • M Alary,
    • and M-C Boily
    2006 82:372-380

  • Patient preferences for partner notification

    • A Apoola,
    • K W Radcliffe,
    • S Das,
    • V Robshaw,
    • G Gilleran,
    • B S Kumari,
    • M Boothby,
    • and R Rajakumar
    2006 82:327-329

  • Success of a nurse led community based genitourinary medicine clinic for young people in Liverpool: review of the first year

    • K E Jones,
    • B A Beeching,
    • P Roberts,
    • M Devine,
    • J Davies,
    • C M Bates,
    • and C Jones
    2006 82:318-320

  • Screening for Chlamydia trachomatis: a systematic review of the economic evaluations and modelling

    • T E Roberts,
    • S Robinson,
    • P Barton,
    • S Bryan,
    • N Low,
    • and for the Chlamydia Screening Studies (ClaSS) Group
    2006 82:193-200

  • Is screening for sexually transmitted infections in men who have sex with men who receive non-occupational HIV post-exposure prophylaxis worthwhile?

    • E Hamlyn,
    • J McAllister,
    • A Winston,
    • B Sinclair,
    • J Amin,
    • A Carr,
    • and D A Cooper
    2006 82:21-23

  • Monitoring the effectiveness of HIV and STI prevention initiatives in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland: where are we now?

    • A E Brown,
    • S E Tomkins,
    • L E Logan,
    • D S LaMontagne,
    • H L Munro,
    • V D Hope,
    • A Righarts,
    • J E Blackham,
    • B D Rice,
    • T R Chadborn,
    • P A Tookey,
    • J V Parry,
    • V Delpech,
    • O N Gill,
    • and K A Fenton
    2006 82:4-10

  • Core learning outcomes in sexual and reproductive health and HIV for medical undergraduates: improving skills of future providers

    • C Estcourt,
    • and D E Evans
    2005 81:440

  • Reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections in genitourinary medicine clinic patients: a systematic review and meta-analysis of behavioural interventions

    • D J Ward,
    • B Rowe,
    • H Pattison,
    • R S Taylor,
    • and K W Radcliffe
    2005 81:386-393

  • A systematic review of the epidemiology and interaction of herpes simplex virus types 1 and 2

    • K J Looker,
    • and G P Garnett
    2005 81:103-107

  • A rapid assessment of community-wide HIV/STI intervention in China

    • D B Wang,
    • X J Zhang,
    • H B Zhang,
    • C Y Zhang,
    • and B Su
    2005 81:47-52

  • A prediction rule for selective screening of Chlamydia trachomatis infection

    • H M Götz,
    • J E A M van Bergen,
    • I K Veldhuijzen,
    • J Broer,
    • C J P A Hoebe,
    • and J H Richardus
    2005 81:24-30

  • 2004 80:423-546

  • Chlamydia trachomatis in the United Kingdom: a systematic review and analysis of prevalence studies

    • E J Adams,
    • A Charlett,
    • W J Edmunds,
    • and G Hughes
    2004 80:354-362

  • Establishing the National Chlamydia Screening Programme in England: results from the first full year of screening

    • D S LaMontagne,
    • K A Fenton,
    • S Randall,
    • S Anderson,
    • P Carter,
    • and on behalf of the National Chlamydia Screening Steering Group
    2004 80:335-341

  • Oral shedding of herpes simplex virus type 2

    • A Wald,
    • M Ericsson,
    • E Krantz,
    • S Selke,
    • and L Corey
    2004 80:272-276

  • Barriers to HIV testing: a survey of GUM clinic attendees

    • F Burns,
    • C H Mercer,
    • D Mercey,
    • S T Sadiq,
    • B Curran,
    • and P Kell
    2004 80:247-248

  • Sexually transmitted infections in women who have sex with women

    • J V Bailey,
    • C Farquhar,
    • C Owen,
    • and P Mangtani
    2004 80:244-246

  • The management of sexually transmitted infections by Australian general practitioners

    • V J Johnston,
    • H Britt,
    • Y Pan,
    • and A Mindel
    2004 80:212-215

  • The potential epidemiological impact of a genital herpes vaccine for women

    • G P Garnett,
    • G Dubin,
    • M Slaoui,
    • and T Darcis
    2004 80:24-29

  • Antimicrobial susceptibility of Neisseria gonorrhoeae strains isolated in Guangzhou, China, 1996–2001

    • H P Zheng,
    • W L Cao,
    • X Z Wu,
    • and L G Yang
    2003 79:399-402

  • Female genital mutilation in the Sudan: survey of the attitude of Khartoum university students towards this practice

    • E Herieka,
    • and J Dhar
    2003 79:220-223

  • Television coverage of AIDS and transmission of the AIDS virus

    • D J Nicolson
    2003 79:170

  • Reducing the risk of gonorrhoea in black Caribbean men: can we identify risk factors?

    • J D C Ross,
    • A Tariq,
    • M Ghanem,
    • and G Gilleran
    2003 79:119-123

  • Commissioning HIV services

    • W Huxter
    2003 79:84-85

  • Adolescence and other risk factors for Chlamydia trachomatis genitourinary infection in women in Melbourne, Australia

    • H Williams,
    • S N Tabrizi,
    • W Lee,
    • G T Kovacs,
    • and S Garland
    2003 79:31-34

  • Repeat chlamydia screening by mail, San Francisco

    • P J Bloomfield,
    • K C Steiner,
    • C K Kent,
    • and J D Klausner
    2003 79:28-30

  • Opportunistic screening for genital chlamydial infection. II: Prevalence among healthcare attenders, outcome, and evaluation of positive cases

    • J M Pimenta,
    • M Catchpole,
    • P A Rogers,
    • J Hopwood,
    • S Randall,
    • H Mallinson,
    • E Perkins,
    • N Jackson,
    • C Carlisle,
    • G Hewitt,
    • G Underhill,
    • T Gleave,
    • L McLean,
    • A Ghosh,
    • J Tobin,
    • and V Harindra
    2003 79:22-27

  • Maintaining patient access to GUM clinics: is it compatible with appointments?

    • J A Cassell,
    • M G Brook,
    • C H Mercer,
    • S Murphy,
    • and A M Johnson
    2003 79:11-15

  • The impact of HIV epidemic phases on the effectiveness of core group interventions: insights from mathematical models

    • M-C Boily,
    • C Lowndes,
    • and M Alary
    2002 78:i78-i90

  • An evidence based approach to testing for antibody to herpes simplex virus type 2

    • A J Copas,
    • F M Cowan,
    • A L Cunningham,
    • and A Mindel
    2002 78:430-434

  • The potential role of suppressive therapy for sex partners in the prevention of neonatal herpes: a health economic analysis

    • R V Barnabas,
    • H Carabin,
    • and G P Garnett
    2002 78:425-429

  • Factors affecting co-infection with genital chlamydia and genital gonorrhoea in an urban genitourinary medicine clinic

    • L Hijazi,
    • C Thow,
    • and A J Winter
    2002 78:387

  • Young people’s views on provision of sexual health services

    • N Nwokolo,
    • A McOwan,
    • G Hennebry,
    • L Chislett,
    • and S Mandalia
    2002 78:342-345

  • National guideline for the management of suspected sexually transmitted infections in children and young people

    • A Thomas,
    • G Forster,
    • A Robinson,
    • and K Rogstad
    2002 78:324-331

  • Low incidence of syphilis among factory workers in Ethiopia: effect of an intervention based on education and counselling

    • T Sahlu,
    • T Rinke de Wit,
    • A Tsegaye,
    • Y Mekonnen,
    • A Beyene,
    • B Hailu,
    • R A Coutinho,
    • and A Fontanet
    2002 78:123-126

  • Assessing the impact of national anti-HIV sexual health campaigns: trends in the transmission of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections in England

    • Angus Nicoll,
    • Gwenda Hughes,
    • Mary Donnelly,
    • Shona Livingstone,
    • Daniela De Angelis,
    • Kevin Fenton,
    • Barry Evans,
    • O Noël Gill,
    • and Mike Catchpole
    2001 77:242-247

  • 2001 77:229-303

  • Risk factors for active syphilis and TPHA seroconversion in a rural African population

    • J Todd,
    • K Munguti,
    • H Grosskurth,
    • J Mngara,
    • J Changalucha,
    • P Mayaud,
    • F Mosha,
    • A Gavyole,
    • D Mabey,
    • and R Hayes
    2001 77:37-45

  • Incident sexually transmitted infections and their risk factors in an Aboriginal community in Australia: a population based cohort study

    • P J Miller,
    • M Law,
    • P J Torzillo,
    • and J Kaldor
    2001 77:21-25

  • Antiretroviral drug concentrations in semen of HIV-1 infected men

    • Stephen Taylor,
    • and Arlene S Pereira
    2001 77:4-11

  • Assessment of risk for pelvic inflammatory disease in an urban sexual health population

    • C Marks,
    • R L Tideman,
    • C S Estcourt,
    • G Berry,
    • and A Mindel
    2000 76:470-473

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