The built environment and sexual and reproductive health

Environmental determinants of high population rates of sexually transmitted diseases

“…In their timely and thought‐provoking commentary, Dune et al 1 remind us of the factors almost entirely outside individual agency that increase risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) for those living in disadvantaged circumstances. They responsibly hypothesise that built environments delivering more ‘liveable’ neighbourhoods could narrow such inequities in sexual and reproductive health.…”