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A SURVERY OF THE CHARACTERISTICS AND STD/HIV INFECTION OF HOMOSEXUALIFY IN SHENZHEN.

Tan Jing-guang

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Objective:To take the effective information and the evidence of intervention and prevention,and explore the characteristics of the male homosexuality, and their status of STD/HIV infection in Shenzhen.Methods:273 male homosexuality were investigated anony-mously and their blood were determined.Result:(1) The majority was young,with average age 25.9,from each area of our States with good education.About 55.5% of them have married or were to be married.They had too much sexual behavior with different person.42.1% of them have provided sexual service for other people.The rate of them which never used condom was 7.0%.And the rate of using comdom was only 20.5%.(2)The infection of syphilis and sexual herpes reached to 19.1% and 18.3%;The infection of HIV reached to 1.58%.Conclusion:The male homosexuality existed sexual behavior and high dangerous behavior prevalently.We should interfere with the behavior of the male homosexuality,and cut off the transmission route of AIDS/STD.

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Objective:To take the effective information and the evidence of intervention and prevention,and explore the characteristics of the male homosexuality, and their status of STD/HIV infection in Shenzhen.Methods:273 male homosexuality were investigated anony-mously and their blood were determined.Result:(1) The majority was young,with average age 25.9,from each area of our States with good education.About 55.5% of them have married or were to be married.They had too much sexual behavior with different person.42.1% of them have provided sexual service for other people.The rate of them which never used condom was 7.0%.And the rate of using comdom was only 20.5%.(2)The infection of syphilis and sexual herpes reached to 19.1% and 18.3%;The infection of HIV reached to 1.58%.Conclusion:The male homosexuality existed sexual behavior and high dangerous behavior prevalently.We should interfere with the behavior of the male homosexuality,and cut off the transmission route of AIDS/STD.

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Objective:To take the effective information and the evidence of intervention and prevention,and explore the characteristics of the male homosexuality, and their status of STD/HIV infection in Shenzhen.Methods:273 male homosexuality were investigated anony-mously and their blood were determined.Result:(1) The majority was young,with average age 25.9,from each area of our States with good education.About 55.5% of them have married or were to be married.They had too much sexual behavior with different person.42.1% of them have provided sexual service for other people.The rate of them which never used condom was 7.0%.And the rate of using comdom was only 20.5%.(2)The infection of syphilis and sexual herpes reached to 19.1% and 18.3%;The infection of HIV reached to 1.58%.Conclusion:The male homosexuality existed sexual behavior and high dangerous behavior prevalently.We should interfere with the behavior of the male homosexuality,and cut off the transmission route of AIDS/STD.

Key concepts: Syphilis, Condom, Homosexuality, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Sexual behavior, Medicine, Transmission (telecommunications), Demography

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