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Nursing Standard | 1996

Aetiology, treatment and control of gonorrhoea: In the first of two articles on sexually transmitted diseases, the author describes Neisseria gonorrhoea. The article considers the nature of the causative organism, the symptoms experienced by men and women, and the primary and secondary methods currently employed to control the spread of the infection

John Howe

The range and variety of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and conditions are increasing. There are now more than 50 diseases and syndromes classified as STDs ( Csonka and Oates1990 , Youngkin1995 ). While new conditions, such as human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, are being added to the list of STDs, other conditions, such as gonorrhoea, remain constant threats to public health.

Nursing Standard | 1995

A natural remedy: Giving patients permission to masturbate - an important part of sexual expression - will increase their physical and psychological well-being, says John Howe

John Howe

Nursing Standard | 1998

Passion killers: Suntan lotion, antidiarrhoeals and even hangover cures are part of most people's luggage when heading off for a summer holiday. But how many take condoms and how can nurses influence this decision? John Howe reports

John Howe

Nursing Standard | 1996

Chlamydia trachomatis: symptoms and consequences.

John Howe

Nursing Standard | 1998

Referencing the Internet: How to avoid the pitfalls involved in using the Internet as a reference source

John Howe

Nursing Standard | 1996

Expanded horizons: Nurses from across europe congregated in gothenburg recently to share ideas and information on caring for people with HIV/AIDS

John Howe

Nursing Standard | 1996

Respect between students and tutors

John Howe; Mary Tully; Kim Bennett

Nursing Standard | 1995

Advertising to invisible groups: In this second article on advertising safer sex, Stephane Mougenez and John Howe examine the role and effectiveness of adverts aimed at gay and bisexual men

Stephane Mougenez; John Howe

Nursing Standard | 1995

Advertising HIV: Despite its often ambivalent attitude to sexual expression, the potential disaster of HIV was recognised in the UK. In the first of two articles, Stephane Mougenez and John Howe examine the government’s advertising campaigns which aimed to counter the threat

Stephane Mougenez; N'Djamena Chad; John Howe

Nursing Standard | 1994

Senseless sex censoring incenses

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A natural remedy: Giving patients permission to masturbate - an important part of sexual expression - will increase their physical and psychological well-being, says John Howe

Passion killers: Suntan lotion, antidiarrhoeals and even hangover cures are part of most people's luggage when heading off for a summer holiday. But how many take condoms and how can nurses influence this decision? John Howe reports

Chlamydia trachomatis: symptoms and consequences.

Referencing the Internet: How to avoid the pitfalls involved in using the Internet as a reference source

Expanded horizons: Nurses from across europe congregated in gothenburg recently to share ideas and information on caring for people with HIV/AIDS

Respect between students and tutors

Advertising to invisible groups: In this second article on advertising safer sex, Stephane Mougenez and John Howe examine the role and effectiveness of adverts aimed at gay and bisexual men

Advertising HIV: Despite its often ambivalent attitude to sexual expression, the potential disaster of HIV was recognised in the UK. In the first of two articles, Stephane Mougenez and John Howe examine the government’s advertising campaigns which aimed to counter the threat

Senseless sex censoring incenses

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