The famed Kinsey Institute's website, for example, refers visitors looking for more information on orgasm to a study from the 1990s that found women are far more likely to always or almost always orgasm when they masturbate than when they have sex with a partner.
Additionally, men are significantly more likely to always orgasm from penetrative, anal, and oral sex when compared to women.
Women living with HIV who knew their status were more likely to always use a condom with a non-steady partner (OR.
In Namibia and Botswana, MSM were more likely to always use condoms with casual partners as compared to their regular sexual partners (p<0.05), whereas condom use between casual and regular partners was equivalent in Malawi.
Men living with HIV who knew their status were 13·0 (95% CI.6·11 27·55) times more likely to always use a condom with a steady partner than those infected yet did not know their status.
For both survey rounds, clients at intervention clinics were 1.45 times more likely to always choose that clinic.
ER physicians were also more likely to always or usually order complete blood count (92%) and pulse oximetry (100%) than family physicians (52% and 24% respectively).
Respondents who cited availability of drugs as a reason for the clinic visit were 1.5 times more likely to always choose that loan clinic.
Likewise, clinicians who learned good obesity practices in residency training programs were more likely to always discuss diet or exercise with obese patients than those who reported that they did not learn good obesity practices in residency training programs (59% vs. 29%, respectively, p < 0.05).
However, among those who were sexually active with their primary partner, those who thought their husband was HIV positive were significantly more likely to always use condoms than those who did not think their husband was HIV positive or did not know their status (15.2% vs. 0.4%and3.3%3%, respectively, p < 0.0001).
