Socioecological differences in factors associated with inconsistent condom use with female sex workers and casual partners: an observational study of heterosexual men attending an anonymous HIV testing clinic in Singapore

K. Takashima, G. W. J. Yeoh, H. E. Chua, P. L. M. Ting, J. Y. Chong, R. K. J. Tan, N. Kaur, L. H. Mohdar, S. Banerjee, R. K. W. Chan, M. I. Chen, C. S. Wong Sexual practices among heterosexual men may differ between female sex workers and casual partners. We surveyed 203 heterosexual men in Singapore and found that alcohol use during sex and an early age of sexual debut was associated with inconsistent condom use with female sex workers, but not with casual partners. Socioecological factors may explain such differences.

Source: Sexual Health - October 15, 2019 Category: Sexual Medicine Authors: K. Takashima G. W. J. Yeoh H. E. Chua P. L. M. Ting J. Y. Chong R. K. J. Tan N. Kaur L. H. Mohdar S. Banerjee R. K. W. Chan M. I. Chen C. S. Wong Source Type: research