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Bakgrund: Enligt WHO beräknas det vara 448 miljoner nya fall av STI årligen hos personer i åldrarna 15-49 år. Under de senaste tio åren har STI ökat kraftigt.  Det är framför allt ungdomar och unga vuxna som drabbas. Attityd- och beteendeförändringar bidrar till fler partners och fler tillfälliga partners. Idag finns ett annat synsätt på relationer vilket leder till en ökad risk för spridning av STI. Samhället har som mål att minska förekomsten av STI i befolkningen. Detta kan ske på olika sätt, bland annat genom utåtriktat arbete och personlig rådgivning. Det är framför allt viktigt att höja kunskapsnivån och minska riskfyllt sexuellt beteende.   Syfte: Syftet med studien var att beskriva erfarenheter av och attityder till information om STI bland unga vuxna (20-29 år) som reser utomlands. Metod: En kvalitativ studie som baserades på fem fokusgruppsintervjuer, med tre till sju deltagare. Datamaterialet analyserades med innehållsanalys enligt Graneheim och Lundman (2004). Resultat: I resultatet framkom det två huvudteman, Forum för information och Unga vuxnas behov och ansvar. Deltagarna i fokusgrupperna upplevde att det fanns brister i informationen. Flertalet hade inte kommit i kontakt med något förebyggande arbete specifikt inför resa. Det finns inget bra forum för information till unga vuxna, 20-29 år. Den personliga kontakten var viktig i samband med information så att den kunde anpassas efter individen. Resans syfte hade betydelse för de unga vuxnas beteende. Både killarna och tjejerna i fokusgrupperna tyckte att sociala medier var ett bra forum för att nå ut till deras målgrupp. Slutsats: För att unga vuxna, 20-29 år, ska bli motiverade att ta del av och på egen hand söka information och tillgodogöra sig förbyggande arbete kring STI och utlandsresor, behöver de mötas och bemötas på ett annat sätt än vad som görs idag. De behöver bli mötta på ett jämlikt plan och med dialog, istället för traditionell undervisning. Informationen behöver vara tilltalande och spännande. / Background: According to WHO, it is estimated to be 448 million new cases of STI annually in people aged 15-49 years. Over the last ten years STI greatly increased. It is especially adolescents and young adults who is affected. Attitudes and changed behavior contributes to more partners and more casual partners. There is a different approach to relationships today, leading to an increased risk of spreading STI. Society`s goal is to reduce the incidence of STI in the population. This can be done in many different ways, including outreach work and personal advice. It is especially important to increase level of knowledge and reduce risky sexual behavior. Purpose: The purpose of the study was to describe the experiences of and attitudes towards information of STI among young adults (20-29) who travel abroad. Method: A qualitative study that was based on five focus group interviews with three to seven participants. To analyze the material a latent content analysis of Graneheim and Lundman (2004) was used. Results: This result reveals two major themes, Forum for information and Needs and responsibilities of the young adults. Participants in the focus groups felt that there was a lack of information. Most had not been in contact with any preventative work specifically for the trip. There is no good forum for information to young adults aged 20-29. An individual meeting was important so that the information could be adapted to the individual. The purpose of the trip was important for the young adults behavior. Both boys and girls in the focus groups felt that social media was a great forum to reach out to their target group. Conclusion: To motivate young adults aged 20-29 to take part in and on their own search for information so that they benefit from STI prevention work and travel abroad, they need to be met and addressed in a different way that is done today. They need to be met on an equal level with dialogue, instead of traditional teaching. The information has to be appealing and exciting.

This diploma thesis describes the life and professional destiny of Professor Jan Bouzek on the background of historical situations. This Czech intellectual, thanks to his deep education and his philosophy of life, was able to prosper in the field of science while confronting the peripetials of fate in the complicated period of the second half of the 20th century in Czechoslovakia. It is a socially-historically conceived commentary biography. The second chapter consists of philosophical considerations of human action and sociological perspective. In the third chapter I describe the chosen method, the oral history and sources of the biography. The content of the most extensive, fourth chapter is a detailed biography of Jan Bouzek with historical and factual inputs. It covers all his personal and professional life, from childhood, through studies, to the beginnings of scientific work, to the achievement of scientific degrees. Historical entries refer to the breakthroughs in Czechoslovakia that Jan Bouzek experienced, Fifty Years, "Prague Spring", 1968 and subsequent normalization, conditions for traveling abroad at the time of communist totality and a break in 1989, "The Velvet Revolution. At the end of the chapter there is a more detailed insight into his extensive work. The fifth, final chapter is a...