论文信息 - Surveillance of STI risk behaviour among young people attending a music festival in Australia, 2005–08

Surveillance of STI risk behaviour among young people attending a music festival in Australia, 2005–08

Objective: To explain rising rates of sexually transmitted infections it is necessary to monitor trends among high risk groups, such as youth. Surveillance of risk behaviours and testing among a variety of populations in different settings is required. We monitored self‐reported sexual behaviour among music festival attendees.

M. Lim | J. Hocking | M. Hellard | C. Aitken

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