Comparison of gay identified and non-gay Identified MSM in the UK: differences in sociodemographics and sexual health behaviours

Kareena McAloney, Jamie Frankis, Karen Lorimer, Paul Flowers, Mark Davis

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Abstract

Rationale: Knowledge of the health, behaviours and risks of
MSM is drawn from research with gay identified (GI)
MSM. Little evidence specific to non-gay identified
(NGI) MSM. Sexual health influenced by epidemiological, social
and technological change
Questions: Is there heterogeneity among MSM related to their
identify? Are GI and NGI MSM differentially exposured to
sexual health risks? Is there access to information and resources
the same? What does this mean for intervention and care
delivery for MSM?
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 23 Oct 2014
Event5th National Conference for Scotland on Gay and Bisexual Men's Health and Well-being - Royal College of Physicians, Ediburgh, United Kingdom
Duration: 23 Oct 201424 Oct 2014

Conference

Conference5th National Conference for Scotland on Gay and Bisexual Men's Health and Well-being
Abbreviated titleGAYCON 2014
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
CityEdiburgh
Period23/10/1424/10/14

Keywords

  • MSM
  • gay identified
  • sexual health
  • online surveys

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