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• WHY ARE GAY MEN MORE AT RISK FOR HIV?
• WHY DO GAY MEN HAVE A HIGHER CHANCE OF GETTG HIV?
• HIV AMONG GAY AND BISEXUAL MEN THE U.S.
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• THE HIGH RISK OF GAY BLACK MEN GETTG HIV
• IS AIDS A “GAY” DISEASE?
• DO ALL GAY PEOPLE HAVE AIDS?
• WHY DO GAY PEOPLE GET AIDS
• HIV AND ALL GAY AND BISEXUAL MEN
• WHY DO GAY MEN GET HIV

WHY ARE GAY MEN MORE AT RISK FOR HIV?

Sce the HIV epimic started the 1980s gay men have been at a greater risk and reprented more of the new HIV s that we’ve known this untry and actually ternatnally as well. It’s bee we live a high HIV prevalent society among gay men and then also bee some of the behavrs that we engage may put more at risk for HIV. This may be bee, acrdg to a 2017 report, Black and Hispanic gay and bisexual men are ls likely to take preventive meditn.

In that same year, per the CDC, only 65 out of 100 gay and bisexual men wh HIV the Uned Stat received some HIV MSM don’t seek ttg or treatment due to homophobic stigma or fear of PrEP and PEP eMeditns are available to rce your likelihood of acquirg HIV. Dpe the availabily of the meditns, age remas low among gay and bisexual men, particularly Black or Hispanic men, acrdg to the CDC.

WHY DO GAY MEN HAVE A HIGHER CHANCE OF GETTG HIV?

New HIV fectns cled among gay and bisexual men the last , but HIV ntu to disproportnately affect gay and bisexual men relative to other muni the U. Progrs rcg new HIV fectns among gay and bisexual men has also not been equal, wh differenc by race, ethnicy, and age. Factors that fluence health out—cludg HIV-related stigma, homophobia, racism, discrimatn, poverty, limed accs to high-qualy health re, and other longstandg barriers—have ntributed to the unequal reach of HIV preventn and treatment; higher levels of HIV some muni; and ntued equi.

Addnally, 2020, 49% fewer HIV tts were admistered among gay and bisexual men non-healthre settgs than 2019.

Wh effective preventn and treatment tools at our disposal, the natn has a s--the-makg opportuny to end the domtic HIV epimic and elimate dispari HIV preventn and re among gay and bisexual men and other populatns disproportnately affected by HIV. Racism, discrimatn, HIV stigma, and homophobia affect the overall health of some gay and bisexual men.

HIV AMONG GAY AND BISEXUAL MEN THE U.S.

Addnally, lower e levels and higher rat of unemployment and rceratn may make harr for some gay and bisexual men to seek and receive high-qualy health re, cludg HIV ttg, treatment, and other preventn servic. If you’re a sexually active gay or bisexual man, you may benef om more equent ttg (every 3 to 6 months).

Unrstand important health issu for gay men and other men who have sex wh men, and get tips for matag good Mayo Clic Staff. However, there are some specific health ncerns that gay men and other men who have sex wh men need to be aware of. Gay men and other men who have sex wh men may be at an creased risk of prsn, bipolar disorr and anxiety.

Gay men also are more likely to have body image problems and eatg disorrs, such as anorexia and bulimia, than are other men. Many health re and mental health anizatns foced on the lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr muny also offer substance e treatment or may be able to provi rmatn about lol rourc.

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And rearch has shown that gay men and other men who have sex wh men experience timate partner vlence at a higher rate than do other men. A lack of shelters and other facili equipped to offer gay men a safe, supportive place to get help also may make dntg to seek re.

Concern about homophobia and the stigma sometim associated wh homosexualy may prevent some gay men om gettg route health re. In the Uned Stat, gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex wh men are the populatn most affected by HIV.

THE HIGH RISK OF GAY BLACK MEN GETTG HIV

The NHAS intifi the followg prry populatns disproportnally impacted by HIV:Gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex wh men, particular Black, Lato, and Amerin Indian/Alaska Native menBlack womenTransgenr womenYouth aged 13–24 yearsPeople who ject dgsThe NHAS matas that focg efforts on the five prry populatns will rce the HIV-related dispari they experience, which is sential if the natn is to succeed on the path toward endg the HIV epimic by NHAS further acknowledg populatns wh or experiencg risk for HIV whose circumstanc warrant specific attentn and tailored servic. More lks are provid unr Addnal by sexual orientatnHIV and Gay and Bisexual MenHIV and Ain Amerin Gay and Bisexual MenHIV and Hispanic/Lato Gay and Bisexual MenRisk by genrHIV and MenHIV and Pregnant Women, Children and InfantsHIV and Transgenr PeopleHIV and WomenRisk by race/ethnicyHIV the Uned Stat by Race/EthnicyHIV and Ain AmerinsHIV and Hispanics/LatosRisk by ageHIV the Uned Stat by AgeHIV and YouthRisk by regnHIV the Uned Stat by RegnHIV the Southern Uned StatRisk and substance eHIV and People Who Inject DgsHIV and Substance Use the Uned StatRisk and other groupsHIV and Sex WorkersHIV and People Who Are Enomilly DisadvantagedNota Data on subpopulatns are om:. And though their rearch was rtricted to heterosexual upl, they anticipate that anal sex between homosexual men would provi a lower barrier to fectn, and rult the transmissn of ls f versns of the vis.

This article tak a closer look at the CDC fdgs and outl the var factors ntributg to the exceptnally high risk of HIV gay and bisexual Black men the Uned Stat.

This not only clus creasg treatment accs for at-risk muni but also overg barriers to HIV ttg (cludg HIV stigma and homophobia). This n send gay and bisexual men to hidg for fear of disclosure of not only their HIV stat but their sexual orientatn as well.

IS AIDS A “GAY” DISEASE?

Acrdg to the CDC, gay and bisexual men of lor tend to have sex wh their own race, meang that their sexual works are smaller and more exclive. The for this dispary are many, cludg HIV stigma, homophobia, smaller sexual works, distst ernment stutns, and higher rat of poverty and sexually transmted fectns. If you are a gay or bisexual Black man, is important to intify your personal risks of HIV fectn and take steps to mimize them.

DO ALL GAY PEOPLE HAVE AIDS?

CDC is fundg a monstratn project 4 jurisdictns to intify active HIV transmissn works and implement HIV terventns for Hispanic/Lato gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex wh men. In 2017, CDC award nearly $11 ln per year for five years to 30 CBOs to provi HIV ttg to young gay and bisexual men of lor and transgenr youth of lor, wh the goal of intifyg undiagnosed HIV fectns and lkg those who have HIV to re and preventn servic. They claimed that should not be associated wh homosexualy any way, shape or form bee this allegedly led to the “stigmatizg and spegoatg” of homosexuals.

This assertn was an sential ponent of the refully-engeered mpaign tend to nvce that homosexualy is jt as healthy as heterosexualy.

But as evince piled up, the allegatn that homosexualy and HIV/AIDS were unrelated was no longer fensible, and those who nied the nnectn were creasgly perceived as disnnected om realy.

WHY DO GAY PEOPLE GET AIDS

Internally, when the numbers e out, the “tablished” gay muny seems to have a llective shg as if this isn’t our problem.

Folks, wh 70 percent of the people this untry livg wh HIV beg gay or bi, we nnot ny that HIV is a gay disease.

HIV AND ALL GAY AND BISEXUAL MEN

In a sense, the homosexual “special rights” movement is actually perpetuatg this awful disease wh s actns and attus. However, Amerin urts have thlsly med the Constutn to illicly expand the right to privacy to clu abortn, fantici, thanasia, pornography ― and now, ersatz homosexual “marriage.

Homosexual groups have ed to cripple ernment efforts to curb the very disease that is killg them by the thoands every year.

WHY DO GAY MEN GET HIV

Organized “gays” have blocked blood screeng for HIV, fought the closg of homosexual bathho, advoted for the legalizatn of both male and female prostutn, shut down ntact tracg and sexual partner notifitn, opposed crimalizg the liberate fectn of another person wh HIV-AIDS, and promoted the e of ndoms, which have a six to eight percent failure rate. The radil homosexual lobby still acc the ernment of so-lled “AIDS genoci, ” and asserts that the Feds “have blood on their hands.