Trojan / SIECCAN Sexual Health

For more than 10 years, SIECCAN and Trojan (Church and Dwight Canada) have collaborated on research and educational materials to promote the sexual and reproductive health of Canadians. Trojan provided unrestricted funding to SIECCAN to conduct studies on the sexual health of mid-life Canadians (2016) and university students (2013, 2019). A selection of materials from this collaboration
are featured here.

Highlights from Trojan/SIECCAN Work

82% of undergrads
report being
happy with
their sex lives
(link)

50% of single midlife Canadians (age 40-59)
report having sex
1/month or more
(link)

Condoms do not
negatively impact ratings
of pleasure during sex
for university students
(link)

21% of university
students connected
with a sex partner
on a dating app
(link)

COVID-19 & Sexual Health

Info Sheet

Sexual Health and COVID-19

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What Does COVID-19 Mean for My Sex Life?

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Info Sheet

Sex During COVID-19: Things to Think About

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Trojan/SIECCAN Research Reports

Featured Reports

Sexual Health of Canadian University Students Study: Preliminary Report

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Sexual Health of Canadian University Students Study: Perceptions of Sexual Health, Concern about STIs and Unplanned Pregnancy, and Rates and Predictors of Condom Use

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Sexual Health of Canadian University Students Study: Report on Modern Sex Trends (Porn, Cannabis, Alcohol, and Tinder/Grinder Use)

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Sexual Health of Canadian University Students Study: Report on Masturbation and Self-Pleasure

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Infographics

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Celebrating LGBTQ+ Sexual Health & Wellbeing

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Condoms & PrEP: HIV/STI Safer Sex Plan

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Coming Out of COVID: A Fresh Start for Sexual Health

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STI Concern and Condom Use Among Canadian University Students

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Bisexuality: Celebrating and Promoting Sexual Health

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gbMSM HIV/STI Prevention Toolkit

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Sexual Health Survey of Canadian University Students

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Who’s More Likely to Report Using a Condom? New Survey Results May Surprise

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New Survey Powered by Trojan Reveals Gen-Z Women are Enjoying Self-Pleasure More than Men

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Academic Research Publications

Abstracts from Recent Journal Articles

Prevalence and predictors of condom use in a national sample of Canadian university students

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Was it good for you too?: An analysis of gender differences in oral sex practices and pleasure ratings among heterosexual Canadian university students

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Prevalence and correlates of condom use among single midlife Canadian women and men aged 40 to 59

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Do Associations Between Pleasure Ratings and Condom Use During Penile–Vaginal Intercourse Vary by Relationship Type?: A Study of Canadian University Students

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Prevalence and Predictors of Sexual Problems Among Midlife Canadian Adults: Results from a National Survey

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High Emotional and Sexual Satisfaction Among Partnered Midlife Canadians: Associations with Relationship Characteristics, Sexual Activity and Communication, and Healt

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