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Discordance in Monogamy Beliefs, Sexual Concurrency, and Condom Use Among Young Adult Drug Using Couples: Implications for Risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections

Riehman, K., Wechsberg, W., Francis, S., Owino, S., Moore, M., Morgan-Lopez, A., & Levine, B. (2006). Discordance in Monogamy Beliefs, Sexual Concurrency, and Condom Use Among Young Adult Drug Using Couples: Implications for Risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections. Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 33, 677 - 682.

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