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Intravenous Drug Use, the Combination of Drugs and Sexual Activity and HIV Infection Among Gay and Bisexual Men: The San Francisco Men's Health Study

NCJ Number
116697
Journal
Journal of Drug Issues Volume: 19 Issue: 1 Dated: (Winter 1989) Pages: 57-73
Author(s)
R Stall; D G Ostrow
Date Published
1989
Length
17 pages
Annotation
This paper describes a sizable subgroup of the AIDS caseload that has not been widely studied, that is, men with histories of both male homosexual activity and intravenous drug use.
Abstract
In this paper we identify differences and similarities between gay intravenous drug users and gay men with different histories of drug use; examine the relationship between HIV seropositivity and different patterns of drug use; and estimate whether gay intravenous drug users are more likely than other gay men to be a source of continued HIV transmission. 4 tables. 8 references (Author abstract)

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