Hashemi et al 2013 In a US study of men and women between the ages of 1844 more than 20 of women ages of 18 and 39 report anal sex in the past year Herbenick et al 2010 Did you know ID: 916593
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Slide2Did you know?
In a study of married women in Iran, 56.5% of their husbands had requested anal sex, and 24.5% engaged in anal sex.
(Hashemi et al., 2013)
In a U.S. study of men and women between the ages of 18-44, more than 20% of women ages of 18 and 39 report anal sex in the past year.
(
Herbenick
et al., 2010)
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Pleasure-seeking, physical arousal and emotional desire, are factors associated with greater willingness to engage in and request anal sex from male partners.
(Maynard et al., 2019)
Lifetime anal sex was reported by 40% or more of women ages 20–49 years, and by 30% or more of women ages 50–69 years in a representative study of women in the U.S.
(Herbenick et al., 2010)
Slide4Did you know?
Many men and women are enthusiastic about the idea of rectal products that would prevent HIV.
(Carballo-Dieguez et al., 2008; Exner et al., 2008)
In a global review of rectal douching, up to 88% of MSM who practice anal sex had
ever have douched, with 43–64% douching recently. Of them, 87–97% douche before RAI and 13–48% afterwards.
(Carballo-Dieguez et al., 2017)
Slide5Did you know?
In a global online survey regarding lubricant use during anal sex, ~35-36% of men and women reported always using condoms for anal sex.
(Javanbakht et al., 2010)
In a study of MSM and trans women in Thailand, over 80% of participants reported willingness to use a rectal microbicide in the future.
(Newman et al., 2016)