Fd out why the gay and bi men have cid to go on PrEP.
Contents:
- PREP FOR GAY MEN 101: EVERYTHG GAY MEN NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TAKG HIV PREVENTN MEDITN!
- THE RELEVANCE OF PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS GAY MEN’S LIV AND THEIR MOTIVATNS TO E : A QUALATIVE STUDY
PREP FOR GAY MEN 101: EVERYTHG GAY MEN NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TAKG HIV PREVENTN MEDITN!
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It was a perd of uncertaty as healthre provirs stggled to make sense of the disease that was ravagg the gay muny. The gay muny, which was already spised and margalized for the way s members chose to live and love, was an easy victim.
The disease was at that pot lled GIRD (Gay-Related Immunoficiency) and everyone assumed was a punishment flicted upon gay people for livg like generat. Even healthre profsnals discrimated agast gay men fected wh the vis, and only a handful of them took those sufferg om and sought to, at the very least, make their last days fortable. Dpe remendatn by the Centers for Disease Control and Preventn, and studi that dite that PrEP n rce HIV transmissn by 96 and up to 99 percent, there are still relatively few gay and bisexual men on the n be hard to fd anyone among your iends to ask about .
THE RELEVANCE OF PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS GAY MEN’S LIV AND THEIR MOTIVATNS TO E : A QUALATIVE STUDY
The Advote reached out to gay and bi men, as well as serodisrdant upl, who e the dg to hear their reasons. ML: I agree wh the World Health Organizatn, and I remend that all sexually active gay men be on PrEP.
I am still shocked when I enunter gay men who have no ia what PrEP is and have never even heard advice would you have for other magic upl who are on the fence about PrEP? AbstractBackgroundHIV has affected gay men disproportnately the U. Although highly effective, many gay and other men who have sex wh men ntue not to take PrEP.
ConclnsThe gay men our study took to nsiratn their social rol and relatnships, their personal beliefs, and emotnal histori as well as risk as proment motivators for PrEP e. Although highly effective, PrEP has not been highly accsed by many populatns at high risk of HIV fectn cludg gay and other men who have sex wh men (llectively GMSM) [2]. We hope our study enrich extant PrEP rearch through a ground theory approach [27] via terviews of gay men who have nsired g PrEP, focg on the beliefs, feelgs, and experienc that unrgird their sense of the relevance of PrEP e to their liv that then affect whether they are motivated to e .