Alma Rossabela Setyanisa, Yunias Setiawati, Irwanto Irwanto, Izzatul Fithriyah, Satria Arief Prabowo
Relationship between Parenting Style and Risk of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Elementary School Children
The Malaysian journal of medical sciences : MJMS
preexposure prophylaxis prep effective tool protecting persons acquiring hiv infection sex injection drug use however awareness willingness use prep among black gay bisexual men sex men bmsm remain suboptimal compared white msm wmsm united states aims 1 assess factors associated prep awareness willingness use prep among msm 2 compare prep perceptions among bmsm versus nonblack msm data drawn two crosssectional behavioral surveys baltimore md behavioral surveillance research besure conducted 2017 safe spaces 4 sexual health ss4sh conducted 2018 2019 descriptive statistics used summarize study population used poisson regression models identify variables associated awareness prep willingness use prep prep perceptions assessed via 13 items scored 5point likert scale finally conducted posthoc exploratory bivariate analysis relationship prep perception willingness use prep stratified raceethnicity total 261 msm participated study many participants aware prep 751 factors associated greater prep awareness included greater high school education arr 122 95 ci 104 143 earning 25000 annually arr 124 95 ci 108 142 participants received money exchange sex one times less likely aware prep arr 059 95 ci 036 095 half participants willing use prep 553 bivariate multivariable analyses demographic behavioral characteristics significantly associated willingness use prep higher agreement following statements associated lower willingness use prep take pill every day difficult rr 089 95 ci 082097 concerned side effects prep rr 089 95 ci 082096 prep people riskier sex lives rr 086 95 ci 078095 conversely higher willingness use prep associated comfortable sex without condom rr 111 95 ci 102121 less anxious sex rr 112 95 ci 102124 friends think take prep rr 119 95 ci 107132 found bmsm compared nonblack msm higher mean scores related taking daily pill p 0041 concerns side effects p 0012 concerns people thinking hiv p 0001 concerns financial costs prep p 0038 caution dealing healthcare organizationsmedical mistrust p 0019 perceptions statistically significant lower score among bmsm versus nonblack msm included statements comfortable sex without condom p 0003 less anxious sex p 0001 conclude hiv prevention strategies programs interventions cognizant prep perceptions facilitate hinder prep uptake baltimore city md