Sexually transmitted infections: risk has no sexual orientation! a national study among young adults in Switzerland
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Frontier troubles Sexual preference Orientation, Sexual Young persons Young people Sexually transmissible infections Sexual diseases Venereal diseases STDs (Diseases) STIs (Sexually transmitted infections) Sexually transmitted infections VD (Disease) Sexuality Human sexuality Sexual practices Sexual behavior Human beings--Sexual behavior Gender (Sex) Sex (Gender) AnnalsCiter ce document
Yara Barrense-Dias et al., « Sexually transmitted infections: risk has no sexual orientation! a national study among young adults in Switzerland », Serveur académique Lausannois, ID : 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2019.11.256
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Purpose : To assess the characteristics of young adults who reported a history of sexually transmitted infection (STI). Method s: Data were drawn from the Swiss national survey on youth sexual behavior carried out in 2017. Out of 5175 participants (49.0% females; mean age 26.3) who completed the questionnaire, 5049 (97.6%; 48.8% females; mean age 26.3) answered the question on STI history (“Has a doctor or other health professional ever diagnosed you with (a) genital infection(s)?”). Participants were divided into two categories: YES (9.7%, n=491) and NO (90.2%; n=4558). A list of the most frequent STIs was then offered. We compared groups on sociodemographic data, current mental health (poor/good), sexual orientation (heterosexual/non-heterosexual), alcohol misuse and cannabis use (last 30 days), number of lifetime sexual partners, age at first sexual contact, having ever experienced casual sex and sexual intercourse while intoxicated (yes/no). We first ran a bivariate analysis and all significant variables (p