Abigail N. Turner
Affiliations: | Public Health | Ohio State University, Columbus, Columbus, OH |
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Public Health, Behavioral Psychology, Gender Studies, Clinical PsychologyGoogle:
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| Ricks JM, Spahnie M, Matthews A, et al. (2022) Changes in Sexual Behavior Over the COVID-19 Pandemic Among a Community-Based Cohort of Men Who Have Sex With Men in Columbus, Ohio. Sexually Transmitted Diseases. 49: 844-850 |
| Chakraborty P, Norris AH, Huber-Krum S, et al. (2019) An Assessment of Risk Factors for HSV-2 Infection in Malawian Women Using Two Classifications for the HerpeSelect 2 Test. Sexually Transmitted Diseases |
| Bazan JA, Tzeng YL, Stephens DS, et al. (2019) Repeat Episodes of Symptomatic Urethritis due to a Uropathogenic Meningococcal Clade. Sexually Transmitted Diseases |
| Luster J, Turner AN, Henry JP, et al. (2019) Association between pubic hair grooming and prevalent sexually transmitted infection among female university students. Plos One. 14: e0221303 |
| Harrington BJ, Turner AN, Chemey E, et al. (2019) Who Has Yet to Test? A Risk Score for Predicting Never Having Tested for Human Immunodeficiency Virus Among Women and Men in Rural Malawi. Sexually Transmitted Diseases. 46: 416-421 |
| Turner AN, Carter A, Brown M, et al. (2019) P629 Gonorrhea acquisition after infection with the US NmNG urethritis clade: a prospective, chart-based study Sexually Transmitted Infections |
| Turner AN. (2019) S14.3 Maximizing the acceptability, feasibility and validity of sexual network studies: lessons from the field Sexually Transmitted Infections. 95 |
| Ricks J, Spahnie M, Conroy S, et al. (2019) P553 Initiating a sexual network study among men who have sex with men: a mixed-methods pilot study Sexually Transmitted Infections. 95 |
| Saleska JL, Turner AN, Shoben A, et al. (2019) P313 The role of temporal discounting in a conditional cash transfer intervention to improve engagement in HIV-care Sexually Transmitted Infections. 95 |
| Saleska JL, Turner AN, Gallo M, et al. (2019) P290 Temporal discounting and engagement in care among HIV-infected pregnant and breastfeeding women Sexually Transmitted Infections |