Recent surveys on HIV testing rates indicate that 81.7% of FEWs reported ever having had an HIV test, and 52.3% reported having had an HIV test in the past six months. While there have been increases in reported condom use in commercial sex work over the past decade, there may be misreporting of condom use as well as condom failure. Consistent condom use is highly variable depending on the nature of relationship and several other factors. In 2014, our study of 667 FEWs showed that, in the past three months, 63.9% were able to find condoms when needed, and 38.2% used condoms at last sex with non-commercial partners. In another study, consistent condom use between FEWs and a native client was 98.8%. Consistent condom use among FEWs and non-commercial partners, such as boyfriends or other romantic relationships, in the past three months is estimated to be 26.5-34.1%, and has been reported to be as low as 20.6% among non-paying partners. Moreover, recent studies have shown that 21.4% of FEWs have had induced abortions since working in entertainment. Sexually transmitted infection (STI) diagnoses are also common among FEWs.