Recent estimates indicate that over 50% of gay men acquire HIV from their main sexual
partners while in their relationship (Sullivan et al., 2009). Despite this statistic, the majority of …

Recent research has investigated the association of relationship factors and dynamics with
sexual behaviors and HIV risk among gay male couples. However, few studies with gay …

While the relationship context itself is increasingly being examined to understand sexual risk
behavior among gay male couples, few studies have examined relationship dynamics and …

More HIV prevention research is needed to better understand how relationship factors may
affect sexual risk behaviors among gay male couples. Our cross-sectional study collected …

This study uses longitudinal qualitative methods to examine how gay and bisexual men
perceive sexual risk across both a variety of partners and across time. Over ten weeks …

We investigated the influence of partner-provided HIV-specific and general social support on
the sexual risk behavior of gay male couples with concordant, discordant, or serostatus …

Sexual agreements are common among gay male couples, and between one-third and two-
thirds of gay men acquire HIV while in a same-sex relationship. Studies have assessed …

Unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) remains a main risk factor for HIV among men who have
sex with men (MSM) and this is of particular concern for partners of HIV serodiscordant …

Agreements about sex with outside partners are common among gay couples, and breaks in
these agreements can be indicative of HIV risk. Using longitudinal survey data from both …

Men who have sex with men (MSM) bear a disproportionate burden of HIV incidence in the
United States. Previous study of sexual decision-making and HIV risk among MSM has not …