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What We Have Learned...1990-1995

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Behavioral Surveillance and Risk Assessment Research

1. Analysis of Self-Reported Data from Women Attending 39 Pennsylvania Planned Parenthood Clinics
2. Analysis of 1988-1991 General Social Survey: Factors Associated with Sexual Risk Behavior
3. Analysis of Counseling and Testing Data, National Health Interview Survey, and CDC CT Database
4. Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS): Attitudes About HIV/STDs, HIV Testing and Counseling
5. Comparison of Written and Audio Methods for Assessing STD/HIV Risk in STD Clinic Patients
6. Condom Use and Rates of STDs: Data From Cycle IV National Survey of Family Growth (1988)
7. Condom Use: Data from the 1990 National Survey of Family Growth
8. Cycle V (1994) National Survey of Family Growth: Questionnaire Items STD- and HIV-Related Behavior and Prevention
9. Evaluation of the DIS Interview Process
10. HIV/AIDS/STDs in Correctional Facilities: Issues and Options
11. HIV Prevention and Treatment Practices of Primary Care Physicians in the United States
12. Sexual Behavior and Condom Use Among Street Youth in Hollywood, California
13. Use, Acceptance, and Use-Effectiveness of Condoms in Preventing HIV and STD Transmission

Community-Based Formative and Intervention Research

14. The AIDS Community Demonstration Projects
15. Alexandra Youth Project (Republic of South Africa)
16. Behaviors of Crack Cocaine Users and their Impact on Early Syphilis Intervention
17. Development and Pretest of HIV/STD Intervention Strategies of Targeting Minority Heterosexual Males
18. Evaluation of HIV Prevention Street Outreach Program for IDUs and Youth at High Risk (AESOP)
19. Evaluation of the Experience of African American and Latina Women with Sexual Decision Making and the Female Condom: An Ethnographic Study
20. Men Who Have Sex With Men: Minority Behavioral Assessment Project
21. Sociocultural Factors and HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction Programs in Young African American Homosexual and Bisexual Men

Small Group Formative and Intervention Research

22. A Clinic-Based Research and Demonstration Project to Prevent Sexually Transmitted Diseases Among High Risk Blacks and Latinos
23. A Formative Evaluation of HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction Programs in Prison Settings
24. The Atlanta Congenital Syphilis Research Project: Assessing and Improving Provider Compliance
25. Risk Factors for HIV/STD and Intervention Opportunities Among Students Attending Alternative High Schools: The Cities in Schools Project
26. Community Support Group Study
27. Evaluation of Group Counseling for HIV-Positive Drug Users
28. Evaluation of the Impact of HIV C&T on Methadone Clients in Drug Treatment Centers
29. Evaluation of Risk Among Injection Drug Users in Detoxification Treatment (Proyecto ERAT)
30. Hemophilia Behavioral Intervention Evaluation Projects (Adolescents)
31. Hemophilia Behavioral Intervention Evaluation Projects (Adults)
32. Peace Corps STD/HIV Intervention Design Project
33. The Prevention of HIV in Women and Infants Demonstration Projects (WIDP)
34. STD Clinic Flow and Utilization
35. Women in Support Groups (WINGS)

One-On-One Formative And Intervention Research

36. Development and Integration of Computer Assisted Assessment and Education with Computer Assisted Counseling/Testing
37. Behavioral Risks for HIV/STD and Birth Outcomes Among Pregnant Women Who Abuse Substances: Evidence From Intensive Outreach Through Project Prevent
38. Evaluation of Multi Media HIV Risk Assessment of Inner City African American Adolescent Women
39. Perinatal HIV Reduction and Education Activities (PHREDA)
40. Prenatal Care Utilization Project
41. Prevention of HIV Risk Behaviors Among Young Women: Using Community Resources to Explore Alternatives to Prostitution
42. Project Respect: MultiCenter Study of Enhanced Counseling versus Current Counseling for Prevention of HIV/STD
43. Evaluation of Factors, Including Perceived and Actual Risk, That Influence HIV-Testing Behaviors Among STD Clinic Clients

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