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Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society

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ARCSHS
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Sexuality education in Australian secondary schools: results of the 1st national survey of Australian secondary teachers of sexuality education 2010

Jenny Walsh, Anthony Lyons, Pam Blackman, Marian Pitts

The 1st National Survey of Secondary Teachers of Sexuality Education involved nearly 300 secondary school teachers from every jurisdiction in Australia including government, Catholic and independent schools.
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Writing themselves in 3 (WTi3)

Marisa Monagle, Naomi Overton, Luke Gahan, Jennifer Blackman, Anne Mitchell

This is the third of the Writing Themselves In national reports which have been conducted six years apart since 1998.
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HIV futures six: making positive lives count


The HIV Futures 6 survey was completed by 1106 HIV positive Australians from all states and territories. This represents approximately 6.6% of the estimated HIV positive population. 92.4% were male (1018), 7.4% were female (81) and 0.3% were transgender (3). 78.5% were gay men, 7.5% heterosexual women, 7.0% heterosexual men, 4.5% bisexual men, 0.5% lesbian...
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Secondary students and sexual health 2008: results of the 4th national survey of Australian secondary students


Results of the 4th National Survey of Australian Secondary Students, HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health. The Fourth National Survey of Secondary Students and Sexual Health involved nearly 3,000 Year 10 and Year 12 students from more than 100 secondary schools from the Government, Catholic and Independent school systems and from every jurisdiction in Australia. The key...
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Recognising and responding to hepatitis C in Indigenous communities in Victoria


This research investigates a range of issues concerning hepatitis C and Indigenous people in Victoria. Access to anti-viral treatment for hepatitis C has improved over the past few years, with over 3,500 people in 2007 accessing treatment throughout Australia; however with 207,600 people estimated to be infected, treatment uptake still remains low. While the goal...

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