Background: Alcohol consumption has frequently been purported as a driver of condomless
sex and HIV transmission, but to date, experimental evidence for the causal risk-taking …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to examine the (a) prevalence of and (b) association
between alcohol, risky sex, and HIV among Russians at risk for primary or secondary HIV …

Objective: This study attempted to identify alcoholic inpatients as a population at elevated
risk for HIV infection in comparison with other groups. Modes of risk across gender, ethnic …

Objective: To determine which measures of alcohol and drug use are associated with HIV-
related sexual risk and protective behaviors. Method: Entrants (N= 743, 72% male) to …

Objective: Alcohol use is a prominent factor correlated with HIV risk behavior engagement.
Hazardous drinking is prevalent among Russian women and may contribute to decreased …

Alcohol misuse has been associated with negative consequences among HIV-positive
patients. Data on real prevalence of risky alcohol consumption among the HIV-positive …

Although alcohol abuse is highly prevalent in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa, little is
known about the relationship between alcohol consumption and risky sexual behavior in …

We examine the role of alcohol consumption on sexual risk behavior among a cohort of 187
sexually active HIV-infected women (aged 18–61) in care at an urban ambulatory clinic in …

Objective To analyze the relationship between alcohol consumption and incident HIV
infection. Methods Articles were identified via electronic and hand searches. Inclusion …

Epidemiological data indicate Black men who have sex with men (MSM) are the most at-risk
group for HIV infection. However, the factors driving this disparity are not fully understood …