Rates of testing for HIV in the presence of serodiscordant UAI among HIV-negative gay men in committed relationships.

Deepalika Chakravarty¹, Colleen C Hoff, Torsten B Neilands, Lynae A Darbes

¹Center for Research and Education on Gender and Sexuality, San Francisco State University, 835 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA. deepc@sfsu.edu

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Abstract

We examined testing rates for HIV-negative men (N = 752) from a sample of gay male couples. Approximately half (52 %) tested in the past year. Among men who had engaged in sexual risk behavior in the past 3 months, 27 % tested within that period and 65 % within the past year. For men in concordant relationships these rates were 25 and 60 %, for men in serodiscordant relationships they were 34 and…

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