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Articles in Fall-Winter, 2007 issue of Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality, The

Chlamydia screening of adolescent and young adult women by general practice physicians in Toronto, Canada: Baseline survey data from a physician education campaign
by Deborah Hardwick
Initiating new sexual behaviours in heterosexual relationships
by Terry Humphreys
Global self-esteem and sexual self-esteem as predictors of sexual communication in intimate relationships
by Melanie Kristel Oattes
Issues of sexuality and prevention among adolescents living with HIV/AIDS since birth
by Mylene Fernet
Iranian immigrants' perceptions of sexuality in Canada: a symbolic interactionist approach
by Khosro Refaie Shirpak
Emergency contraception in Canada: An overview and recent developments
by Anna Pancham
Building capacity to talk, teach, and tackle sexual health
by Wendi Lokanc-Diluzio

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