Rejecting serodiscordant partners is HIV prevention strategy of choice for 40% of gay men

A study from Seattle has found that avoiding men of the opposite HIV status was by far the most common method of trying to avoid HIV in gay men who sometimes had condomless sex with more than one partner, This study found that 'condom serosorting' - being open to sex with serodiscordant partners, but always using condoms with them - was far less ... (more)

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