C-PLEASURE: Protocol (1017)
Citation: NIH R44HD078154. 2017. Patrick Sullivan, DVM, PhD., Michael Cecil, MD., Eli Rosenberg, PhD., Aaron Siegler, PhD. Emory University.
Study Description: Condoms are the most efficient and available technology for preventing HIV transmission, but many men don’t use condoms and report problems with poorly fitting condoms. The goal of this project is to allow potential users to select their best condom size, and to see if these condoms increase pleasure and performance. Having an expanded range of condom sizes made available is a promising strategy in increasing condom usage, particularly in high-risk populations.
Document Type(s): Protocols
Study Type(s): Crossover RCT
Study Method(s): Clinical Qual + Quant
Geography: Domestic
Study Year: 2017
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Project Name: C-PLEASURE
Project Tags: Monitoring - Reporting - Protocols - Product - Measure - Introduction - Adverse - Safety - Procedures - Design - Visit - Trial - Study - Referral - Population - Overview - Form - Event - Aims - Size - Prevention - Pleasure - Performance - Fit - Consent - Condom - Clinical - Administration
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