Danhua Lin|Xiaoming Li|Hongmei Yang|Xiaoyi Fang|Bonita Stanton|Xinguang Chen|Antonia Abbey|Hongjie Liu
Alcohol intoxication and sexual risk behaviors among rural-to-urban migrants in China
Wayne State University|Beijing Normal University|Wayne State University|Wayne State University|Beijing Normal University|Wayne State University|Wayne State University|Wayne State University|Wayne State University
migrant population china high risk sexual risk behavior alcohol intoxication information prevalence alcohol intoxication association sexual risk behavior among migrants needed designing effective intervention prevention programs reduction alcohol abuse hiv infectioncrosssectional data collected 2153 sexually experienced young ruraltourban migrants beijing nanjing china 2002approximately onethird participants intoxicated alcohol least previous month males females reporting intoxication 402 versus 237 p0001 compared nonintoxicated participants respondents alcohol intoxication previous 30 days reported psychological problems including higher depression scores lower levels satisfaction life work higher perception peer involvement risk behavior intoxicated respondents likely engage premarital sex nonintoxicated respondents 76 versus 602 p0001 multiple sexual partners 134 versus 52 p0001 purchase sex 126 versus 49 p0001 sell sex 101 versus 37 p0001 however association alcohol intoxication inconsistentnonuse condoms multivariate analysis controlling depression peer risk involvement age gender sociodemographic variables indicated alcohol intoxication independently correlated premarital sex multiple sexual partners buying selling sexcompared general chinese population levels intoxication elevated among chinese ruraltourban migrants alcohol intoxication associated sexual risk behaviors hivaids prevention intervention efforts include components alcohol useabuse prevention effective reduction sexual risk among young ruraltourban migrants china