Psychosocial factors in association with condom use during commercial sex among migrant male sex workers living in Shenzhen, mainland China who serve cross-border Hong Kong male clients

Lau, J.T.F.; Cai, W-De.; Tsui, H.Yi.; Chen, L.; Cheng, J-Quan.

AIDS and behavior 13(5): 939-948

2009


ISSN/ISBN: 1573-3254
PMID: 19690951
DOI: 10.1007/s10461-009-9591-5
Document Number: 207175
Male sex workers serving Hong Kong male clients in Shenzhen were surveyed (n = 199); 98.9% had been in Shenzhen for < or =3 years; 83.4% served local male clients; 82.8% had no family members/relatives in Shenzhen; 58.3% depended exclusively on sex work; 73% were bothered by one's sex work; and 81.7% found financial support unavailable when needed. About 29.1% had had unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) with Hong Kong male clients in the last month. UAI behavior was associated with exposure to HIV prevention services (OR = 0.08) and poor social support, being bothered by the sex work, substance use, and type of sex work venue (OR = 2.92-5.96).

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