HIV/AIDS
Study findings from City University of New York, U.S., advance HIV/AIDS knowledge
Published in AIDS Weekly, June 11th, 2007
Study 1: A report, "Intentional unprotected anal intercourse among sex who have sex with men: barebacking - from behavior to identity," is newly published data in AIDS and Behavior. "Unprotected sex among gay/bisexual men throughout the AIDS epidemic has usually been described as unintentional due to a relapse from safer sex behavior. The term "barebacking" emerged among HIV-positive men explicitly seeking unprotected sex with seroconcordant partners, but has come into use in the larger gay community to simply mean condomless sex," scientists writing in the journal AIDS and...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2007-06-11)
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