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  1. 941
    “…RESULTS: Nearly half of the participants (48.3%) were > =35 years old, 84.6% were born in Spain, 57.9% had attained a university degree, 55.1% lived in a municipality of ≤500.000 and 86.4% self-identified as homosexual. For 37.2%, self-testing would become their exclusive testing option. …”
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    The incorporation of HIV self-testing as an exclusive option among men who have sex with men in Spain: results of an online cross-sectional study
  2. 942
    “…A larger proportion of PrEP users had a risk status of homosexual (46.6% vs. 1.5%, p < 0.05) or bisexual (3.9% vs. 0.8%, p < 0.05) behavior than non-PrEP users. …”
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    863. Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Prescriptions among Individuals at High Risk for HIV in the United States, 2012-2018
  3. 943
    “…Among transgender men, young age, no previous hormonal treatment and stating homosexual orientation were independent factors associated with the decision to cryopreserve oocytes. …”
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    Fertility preservation and fertility treatment in transgender adolescents and adults in a Swedish region, 2013–2018
  4. 944
    por Zhou, Yuyin, Cheng, Feng, Xu, Junfang
    Publicado 2023
    “…Among the 1433 international immigrants, 292 indicated that they never use a condom for homosexual sex, followed by sex with a stable partner (n=252), commercial sex (n=236), group sex (n=175), and casual sex (n=137). …”
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    Vulnerability to HIV Infection Among International Immigrants in China: Cross-sectional Web-Based Survey
  5. 945
    “…Student cases were mainly infected through homosexual contact (n=614, 70.7% vs n=1447, 15.5%; P<.001), while nonstudent cases were more likely to be infected through heterosexual contact (n=7887, 84.5% vs n=254, 29.3%; P<.001). …”
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    HIV Epidemiology, Care, and Treatment Outcomes Among Student and Nonstudent Youths Living With HIV in Southwest China Between 1996 and 2019: Historical Cohort Study
  6. 946
    “…Sexual minority youths were then divided into 3 subgroups: gay or lesbian (homosexual), bisexual, and other. Mental health symptom severity was assessed using scales: the 7-item Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale measuring anxiety, the 9-item Patient Health Questionnaire measuring depression, and the 10-item Trauma Screening Questionnaire measuring PTSD symptoms. …”
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    Effects of Bullying on Anxiety, Depression, and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Among Sexual Minority Youths: Network Analysis
  7. 947
    “…BACKGROUND: In an era when HIV transmission has been on the rise among men who have sex with men (MSM), transgender women may play a considerable role in China’s current HIV epidemic as a potential “bridge” of HIV transmission between homosexual and heterosexual populations. We sought to understand the risk behaviours and factors associated with HIV infection among transgender women in two cities in China. …”
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    Correlates of HIV infection among transgender women in two Chinese cities
  8. 948
    “…Ten trials recruited men and women, four trials recruited homosexual men, and two trials recruited women only. …”
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    Psychosocial group interventions to improve psychological well‐being in adults living with HIV
  9. 949
    “…This study also showed clear evidence that 70% of PWIDs are primary school educated, engage in high risk injecting and sexual behaviors comprising sharing of injecting equipment, unprotected heterosexual and homosexual sex. Given that initiation of injecting drug use begins early and peaks after formal school years (20–29 years), prevention programmes should be targeted at primary and secondary school students, college and out of school youth. …”
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    Rapid situational assessment of people who inject drugs (PWID) in Nairobi and coastal regions of Kenya: a respondent driven sampling survey
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