Survival now versus survival later: immediate and delayed HIV risk assessment among young Jamaican men who have transactional sex with men

This study explored the experiences of young Jamaican men who have sex with men who engaged in transactional sex as a result of homelessness, family neglect or limited financial resources. It further examined the circumstances that affect their immediate or delayed decisions around sexual risk and i...

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Published in:	Culture, health & sexuality Vol. 21; no. 8; pp. 883 - 897
Main Author:	Harris, Orlando O.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	England Taylor & Francis 03.08.2019 Taylor & Francis, Ltd Taylor & Francis Ltd
Subjects:	Condoms Decision making Delayed Discrimination Economic factors Families & family life Health care Health risk assessment Health services Healthy food HIV Homeless people homelessness Homophobia Human immunodeficiency virus Jamaica Men who have sex with men Parishes Prevention Prevention programs Preventive medicine Prospects Risk assessment Risk behavior Sexual behavior Stigma survival sex Tests transactional sex Vulnerability Young men Jamaica survival sex HIV Jamaica homelessness transactional sex Men who have sex with men
ISSN:	1369-1058, 1464-5351, 1464-5351
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