Catherine Pell

TL;DR: Transmission rates in couples reporting condomless anal intercourse are calculated, when HIV-positive partners were virally suppressed, and daily pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) was not used by HIV-negative partners.

TL;DR: Investigation gonorrhoea and chlamydia were common and Screening that includes tests for anal and urethral infections should be considered for all sexually active homosexual men, not just for those who report UAI.

TL;DR: Trends in the notification of infectious syphilis in New South Wales, the characteristics of homosexually active men recently notified with early syphilis, and the seroprevalence and incidence of syphilis as well as associated risk factors, are described in a Sydney cohort of HIV‐negative homosexual active men.

TL;DR: Public-health strategies targeted against anogenital herpes increasingly need to take into account the importance of HSV-1 infection, as there were more HSv-1 thanHSV-2 seroconversions.

TL;DR: Anal warts were twice as common as genital warts in HIV-negative homosexual men in Sydney and fingering and other manual sexual practices may be an important transmission route for both.