Cybersexology: New frontiers in partner mixing and matching

Professor Michael W. Ross

The Internet has become a major source of sexual expression, including both cybersex and Internet-mediated partner contact. Theoretical approaches to its popularity are described, and data presented on reasons for this popularity.

Conflict of Interest: None disclosed
Financial Support/Funding: CDC, Usa
Sydney Australia, April 2007

Michael W. Ross
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Professor Michael W. Ross

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Public Health, Health Promotion/Health Education

His current research involves prevention of infectious diseases, with particular reference to HIV/AIDS, STDs, and tuberculosis. Other applied interests include of cross-cultural aspectssexual (particularly homosexual) behavior, substance abuse and sexuality, and behavioral epidemiology of HIV and STDs, and Sexual behavior on the Internet and STD/HIV risk.

Professor Ross particular setting of interest and concern is correctional environments (prisons and jails).
Theoretical interests include risk behaviors for HIV and STDs, with particular emphasis on situational determinants of risks and the psychology of situations. He works in Scandinavia, India, Africa, Vietnam and Thailand as well as the United States.

Find Out More about Professor Michael W.Ross at University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston:  myprofile.cos.com/rossm59

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