Travis I. Lovejoy|Timothy G. Heckman|Kathleen J. Sikkema|Nathan B. Hansen|Arlene Kochman|Julie A. Suhr|John P. Garske|Christopher Johnson
Patterns and Correlates of Sexual Activity and Condom Use Behavior in Persons 50-Plus Years of Age Living with HIV/AIDS
Ohio University|Ohio University|Duke Medical Center|Yale University|Duke Medical Center|Ohio University|Ohio University|Ohio University
study characterized rates sexual activity identified psychosocial behavioral correlates sexual activity condom use metropolitan sample 290 hivinfected adults 50plus years age thirtyeight percent participants sexually active past three months 33 least one occasion anal vaginal intercourse condom protected rates correlates sexual activity condom use differed gaybisexual men heterosexual men heterosexual women past three months 72 heterosexual men sexually active compared 36 gaybisexual men 21 heterosexual women however among sexually active persons 27 heterosexual men reported inconsistent condom use compared 37 gaybisexual men 35 heterosexual women number older adults living hivaids us continues increase ageappropriate secondary riskreduction interventions urgently needed