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American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 89, Issue 11 1739-1741, Copyright © 1999 by American Public Health Association

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Use of reality "female condoms" for anal sex by US men who have sex with men. HIVNET Vaccine Preparedness Study Protocol Team.

M Gross, S P Buchbinder, S Holte, C L Celum, B A Koblin and J M Douglas, Jr

Abt Associates, Inc, Cambridge, Mass., USA. michael_gross@abtassoc.com

OBJECTIVES: This study assessed use of Reality "female condoms" for anal sex by HIV-seronegative men who have sex with men and are at high risk for HIV infection. METHODS: Self-administered questionnaires were completed by 2277 participants in a 6-city prospective cohort study. RESULTS: Of the 1084 (48%) men who had heard of using the female condom for anal sex, 145 (13%) reported using it in the prior 6 months. Users were at greater risk than nonusers: 47 receptive and 35 insertive users reported problems, including bleeding by the receptive partner (4). CONCLUSIONS: Redesign of the female condom could increase acceptability and use by men who have sex with men and could address possible safety concerns.




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