Men questioned at a Atlanta gay pride event in 2015 - including HIV-positive men - were more likely to say they'd recently had anal sex without a condom compared to men who were questioned at the same event in 20.Īlthough there are signs that the rates of other sexually transmitted infections have increased and the possibility of a drug-resistant strain of the once-deadly virus looms, HIV experts said the condom-less trend may not be as troubling as it appears.
13, 2017 (HealthDay News) - In a sign that powerful new ways to treat and prevent HIV are relaxing attitudes about safer sex, a new survey finds that gay and bisexual men are much less likely to use condoms than they were two decades ago.
