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History of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Unsafe Anal Intercourse in a 6-City Study of HIV-Positive Men Who Have Sex With Men
American Journal of Public Health, 04/24/09
Welles SL et al. - History of childhood sexual abuse is highly prevalent among HIV-positive men who engage in risky sexual behavior with other men and appears to be more common among men of color. The findings suggest that abuse is associated with a significantly increased risk of sexually transmitted infections.
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