Sexual behaviour and risk factors for HIV

Fitzpatrick, Ray; Dawson, Jill; Boulton, Mary; McLean, John M.; Hart, G

doi:10.1136/bmj.298.6675.750-a

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“…De telles données sont confirmées par de nombreuses autres études menées en Europe et aux États-Unis (Bochow, 1991 ;Davies et Weatherburn, 1991 ;Fitzpatrick et al, 1989Fitzpatrick et al, et 1990Hays et al, 1990 ;McKusick et al, 1985 ;Stall et al, 1992 ;Valdisseri et al, 1988). Elles montrent en outre que les hommes qui sont dans une relation stable utilisent moins le condom que ceux qui ont des relations avec des partenaires occasionnels.…”

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Styles de relations et conduites sexuelles d’hommes francophones montréalais qui ont des rapports sexuels avec d’autres hommes

Lévy

Dupras

Doras

et al. 2005

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Afin d'alléger la lecture de ce texte destiné à des intervenants, les éléments mathé-matiques et statistiques ont sciemment été réduits à leur plus simple expression. Les auteurs prient le lecteur qui serait intéressé à approfondir ces détails de consulter le rapport original de la recherche, intitulé Styles de vie et comportements sexuels des hommes francophones de Montréal ayant des rapports sexuels avec d'autres hommes. Ce projet a été subventionné par le Conseil québécois de la recherche sociale. SERVICE SOCIAL

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Styles de relations et conduites sexuelles d’hommes francophones montréalais qui ont des rapports sexuels avec d’autres hommes

Lévy

Dupras

Doras

et al. 2005

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Sexual Behaviour and Use of the Condom by Men Attending Gay Bars and Clubs in Glasgow and Edinburgh

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Ssembatya-Lule

1993

Int J STD AIDS

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How widespread are the safer forms of sexual behaviour reportedly adopted by male homosexuals in recent years? A questionnaire was completed by 173 and 83 gay men attending gay bars and clubs in Edinburgh and Glasgow respectively. Comparisons were made between those who reported using the condom (n = 137, [54%]) and those who did not (n = 119, [46%]). Sixty percent of respondents reported more than 5 partners during the previous year. Condom use was much less common among men with less than 5 years' experience as a practising homosexual. Less than one-fifth of respondents reported always using a condom during anal intercourse. Orogenital contact without a condom was reported by 84% of all respondents, and unprotected anal intercourse by 40%, (over 30% for those who used condoms). About one-third of condom users but only 14% of non-users thought they were at risk of catching HIV because of their sexual behaviour, although 80% of users and 70% of non-users said their lifestyles had been affected by the HIV epidemic. While there were some encouraging signs of behaviour change, unprotected anal sex is still widely practised. Gay bars and clubs represent important venues for conveying the safer sex message.

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Sexual behaviour and risk factors for HIV

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Styles de relations et conduites sexuelles d’hommes francophones montréalais qui ont des rapports sexuels avec d’autres hommes

Styles de relations et conduites sexuelles d’hommes francophones montréalais qui ont des rapports sexuels avec d’autres hommes

Sexual Behaviour and Use of the Condom by Men Attending Gay Bars and Clubs in Glasgow and Edinburgh

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