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Title: Extrarelational sex among Mexican men and their partners' risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
Authors: Pulerwitz J (AUTHOR), Izazola-Licea J (AUTHOR), Gortmaker SL (AUTHOR)
Source: American Journal of Public Health. Oct2001, Vol. 91 Issue 10, p1650-1652. 3p.
Subjects: HIV infections, Sexually transmitted diseases, Sex customs, Married women, Household surveys
Geographic Terms: Mexico City (Mexico), Mexico
Abstract: OBJECTIVES: This study explored the risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) among married and cohabiting women in Mexico City, Mexico, derived from their partners' sexual behaviors. METHODS: Results were derived from the first population-based household survey in Mexico that investigated male sexual behavior. Analyses were restricted to sexually active married or cohabiting men (n = 3990). RESULTS: Fifteen percent of the men reported extrarelational sex during the past year, 9% reported condom use during last intercourse, and 80% perceived no HIV risk. Most secondary partners were coworkers, mistresses, or friends. CONCLUSIONS: Targeted HIV and STD prevention efforts appear necessary because a substantial number of women may be at risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: OBJECTIVES: This study explored the risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) among married and cohabiting women in Mexico City, Mexico, derived from their partners' sexual behaviors. METHODS: Results were derived from the first population-based household survey in Mexico that investigated male sexual behavior. Analyses were restricted to sexually active married or cohabiting men (n = 3990). RESULTS: Fifteen percent of the men reported extrarelational sex during the past year, 9% reported condom use during last intercourse, and 80% perceived no HIV risk. Most secondary partners were coworkers, mistresses, or friends. CONCLUSIONS: Targeted HIV and STD prevention efforts appear necessary because a substantial number of women may be at risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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