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“Zero chance” of meeting goal of ending HIV transmission among UK gay and bisexual men by 2030

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Educating parents on sexual health increases HIV testing among young gay and bisexual men in the US

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Gay men in Australia report various reasons for not using HIV prevention, including trust and familiarity with partners, misbeliefs about HIV and pleasure

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What led to the fall in HIV cases in UK gay men?

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Australian gay men are using fewer condoms but are having more safer sex

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Fewer condoms, but more safer sex: historic shifts among Australian gay and bisexual men

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How often do men who take PrEP also use condoms?

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How PrEP users decide whether to use condoms

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Gay men in Montreal using a variety of HIV prevention strategies, but little evidence of a "combination" approach to prevention being adopted