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Journal Article

IDS Bulletin 37.5

Putting the Sexy Back into Safer Sex: The Pleasure Project

Published on 1 October 2006

As Ingham (2005) observes, a greater acceptance of positive sexual experience can hold benefits for public health outcomes. Other studies have found that denying the possibility of pleasure in sexual relations, especially for women, has a negative impact on active negotiation and therefore safer sex (Holland et al. 1992).

Sexual pleasure is beginning to be recognised as a determinant of sexual health in the reproductive health and human rights fields.

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IDS Bulletin 37.5

Authors

Anne Philpott

Wendy Knerr

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journal
IDS Bulletin, volume 37, issue 5
doi
http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1759-5436.2006.tb00310.x
language
English

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