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Tailoring HIV Prevention Interventions to HIV Men Who Have Sex With Men and Women: Racial

Overview: In The Mix (ITM). Background and significanceMethods and sampleResultsRacial/Ethnic differencesGendered strategiesDiscovered model: Importance of stigmaImplications for HIV/AIDS policy and prevention practices. Research Significance: HIV MSMW. The incidence of HIV infection is

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Tailoring HIV Prevention Interventions to HIV Men Who Have Sex With Men and Women: Racial

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    1. Tailoring HIV Prevention Interventions to HIV+ Men Who Have Sex With Men and Women: Racial/Ethnic Differences and Predictors of Unprotected Sex With Male and Female Primary Partners APHA, Philadelphia 2005 Matt G. Mutchler, Ph.D. Leonardo Colemon, M.A. Emily Elman, M.P.H., & Mark A. Schuster, M.D., Ph.D. Funded by the Universitywide AIDS Research Program

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