Knowledge of sexual partner's HIV serostatus and serosorting practices in a California population-based sample of men who have sex with men
Knowledge of sexual partner's HIV serostatus and serosorting practices in a California population-based sample of men who have sex with men
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DOI：
10.1097/01.aids.0000247566.57762.b2
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发表时间：
2006-10-24
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3.8
通讯作者：
Catania, Joseph A.
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作者：
Xia, Qiang;Molitor, Fred;Catania, Joseph A.
目的：描述对与男性发生性关系（MSM）的男人（MSM）的男人：在2001年加利福尼亚州健康中自我认同为同性恋的男人访谈调查是一项全州双年展的随机调查调查，对50000多名成年人进行了各种健康主题的访谈，并于2002年进行了重新连接，并接受了访谈有关注射药物使用，他们自己和伴侣的HIV血清和性风险行为的电话：报告：在报告主要伴侣的220名男性中，有86％[95％的置信区间（CL）：77-921知道他们的主要伴侣的血清症；在250名次要伴侣的250名男性中，有62％（95％CL，52-70）知道他们最近的二级伴侣的HIV Serostatus。了解一个人最近的二级伴侣的HIV血清血清与注射休闲药的史（优势比，0.22; p <0.01）成反比，并报告了过去一年的主要伴侣（优势比，0.37; p <0.05）。与主要伴侣一起从事六分之五分之一（41％）的HIV阳性男性和三分之二的HIV阴性男性（62％）的HIV阴性男性（血清疗法的未经保护的肛门疗法），而33％的HIV阳性男性和20％的HIV男性和20％的HIV男性 - 负男人与他们最近的二级伴侣这样做。血清和练习血清疗法行为。研究结果强调了研究需要分别报告血清孔和精神分析物未受保护的肛门性交，因为前者提出了较低的HIV传播风险。 （c）2006 Lippincott Williams＆Wilkins。
Objectives: To describe knowledge of primary and secondary sexual partner's HIV serostatus and sexual practices, including serosorting, among men who have sex with men (MSM) living in California.Methods: Men who self-identified as gay/bisexual in the 2001 California Health Interview Survey, a statewide biennial random-digit-dial survey interviewing more than 50000 adults on a variety of health topics, were recontacted in 2002 and interviewed by telephone about injection drug use, their own and partner's HIV serostatus, and sexual risk behaviors.Results: Among 220 men who reported a primary partner, 86% [95% confidence interval (Cl): 77-921 knew their primary partner's serostatus; 62% (95% Cl, 52-70) of the 250 men who reported a secondary partner knew their most recent secondary partner's HIV serostatus. Knowledge of one's most recent secondary partner's HIV serostatus was inversely related to history of injecting recreational drugs (odds ratio, 0.22; P < 0.01), and reporting a primary partner in the past year (odds ratio, 0.37; P < 0.05). Two-fifths (41 %) of HIV-positive men and three-fifths (62%) of HIV-negative men engaged in serosorting (serocordant unprotected anal intercourse) with their primary partners, whereas 33% HIV-positive men and 20% HIV-negative men did so with their most recent secondary partners.Conclusions: This population-based survey documented the extent to which MSM know their partners' serostatus and practice serosorting behaviors. The findings emphasize the need for studies to report serocorclant and serodiscorclant unprotected anal intercourse separately, as the former presents significant lower risk of HIV transmission. (c) 2006 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.