Abstract A cross-sectional study was conduct-

To describe the sexual behavior of adolescents, we used the following variables: sexual intercourse in life, age at first intercourse (in years), sexual intercourse in the last

Variables for the following areas were collect- ed: sociodemographic (age, marital status, and education level), epidemiological (smoking, age at first sexual intercourse, number

In this study, the following variables were used to describe sexual behavior among the students: Having engaged in sexual intercourse at least once (de fi ned by the question: Have

A low awareness of self-risk seems to be present in this population, since the use of condoms by the students study was low, as well as the engagement in sexual intercourse under

isolation had been observed in the HIV-infected than in HIV-uninfected women, colonization and VVC showed similar frequency in both groups, indicating that HAART appears to

Data regarding sexual behavior revealed the following: the age of first intercourse was 9-34 years, with a mean of 18.8 years; 80.7% of study participants had fewer than 3

The prevalence of ever having sexual intercourse and in the past twelve months was higher among male students in comparison to female ones, and among those attending public

important items such as: age at first sexual experience, first sexual partner, occurrence of any sexual problems during the first sexual encounter, sexual orientation)