2020
DOI: 10.1080/00224499.2020.1763238
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Stigma Surrounding Sexually Transmitted Infections among Medical Students in Germany

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“…Of all the infectious conditions, those that are transmissible during sex are associated with the greatest amount of social stigma, and those associated with gay sex even more so. We know that the perception of this stigma can be a barrier to testing and disclosure 56. Patients are more reluctant to engage with health professionals when they anticipate being judged for their behaviour or the assumed behaviour that is associated with a particular disease or condition.…”
Section: The Spread Of Monkeypoxmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of all the infectious conditions, those that are transmissible during sex are associated with the greatest amount of social stigma, and those associated with gay sex even more so. We know that the perception of this stigma can be a barrier to testing and disclosure 56. Patients are more reluctant to engage with health professionals when they anticipate being judged for their behaviour or the assumed behaviour that is associated with a particular disease or condition.…”
Section: The Spread Of Monkeypoxmentioning
confidence: 99%