Sexual Health (young people)
Profiles - Men 22-25
Interview 10
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Full-time student of Eastern European background. He participates in a gay support group run by the Terrence Higgins Trust.
Interview 22
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A couple - An Australian student who says that he learned a lot about sexual health from reading his older sister's magazines. He cannot understand how guys with no sisters cope or where they get their information from.
Interview 29
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Young gay man who works as a volunteer in a youth group project in the inner city. He plans to go to University and continue his studies.
Interview 36
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Young father of a three-year-old son and a seven-month-old baby. He and his partner are not planning on having any more children. The first time he went to a Family Planning clinic he was sixteen.
Interview 37
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He is a father of two who is in full-time work and his partner has recently finished studying. He describes himself of mixed black ethnicity.
Interview 40
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Bangladeshi man who works full-time as a youth worker and lives with his parents. He thinks that free condoms are 'boring' and that the NHS should consult young people about it.